No CS Degree

I chatted to Per Borgen, the CEO of Scrimba, an online platform for learning to code.

Today's interview is with Caitlyn Greffly. She used to work in sales for a beer company but was burned out and wanted a change of career. So she started exploring programming and signed up to a coding bootcamp. Now she is a developer at the financial website Motley Fool.

Enyel Sequeira successfully changed career by learning to code. He went from being a teacher, unhappy with the routine, to becoming a developer.

I talked to Ric Lavers about learning to code, consulting and working as a Software Engineer.

I talked to Ade about learning to code and switching into tech after working in a call-centre. This episode is sponsored by Boolean.

An interview with entrepreneur and self-taught developer Arvid Kahl. We go over why you don't need a degree to be successful as a developer, his tips for building a business without VC funding, how to promote products in a community the right way and the importance of building an audience. We also talk about his ebooks Zero to Sold and The Embedded Entrepreneur.

An interview with self-taught developer Tom Hirst on pricing freelance projects, learning to code and the future of Wordpress as a headless CMS.

I'm excited to share an interview with Austen Allred, the founder/ CEO of Lambda School, one of the most famous and innovative coding bootcamps. Austen was kind enough to talk for an hour about how he learned to code, how Lambda School works, what's broken with the US college system and his own journey as an entrepreneur.

I chatted to the Transistor FM co-founder on learning to code as a marketer, what skating and coding have in common, tips for beginners and how to choose the right market for your business.

An interview for No CS Degree with Dennis Ivy, a self-taught developer who specialises in Django, a Python framework. We go into how Dennis learned to code without a college education, sold a website to his employer and common beginner developer mistakes.