DonTheDeveloper Podcast

When it comes to breaking into the tech industry, there’s a labyrinth of myths and misconceptions about what it really takes to be job-ready as a developer. In this eye-opening podcast episode, Derek, a seasoned web developer and educator known as Sheriff Derek, debunks these myths and offers a candid look at the essentials of tech education and the reality of coding bootcamps.De

The reason I did this episode is because I met enough women trying to become developers who believed they had a disadvantage because they are women. This couldn't be further from the truth, and I hate to see women give up on this career because of that belief.Also, I DO NOT advocate for any discriminatory hiring practices or preferential treatment of women as developers. Gender sho

I brought on the CEO of Rithm School to have a candid conversation about the entry-level dev market; the coding bootcamp industry; and how Rithm School has adapted to it. To be honest, the transparency was refreshing.Elie Schoppik (guest) - CEO of Rithm SchoolFree Rithm School events: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/rithm-school-11279356650/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1

This is a heart-to-heart conversation with you about imposter syndrome - exposing all of my insecurities as a developer!The Neil Ashton PodcastThis podcast focuses on explaining the fascinating ways that science and engineering...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify---------------------------------------------------🤝 Join our junior friendly developer community:https://discord.gg/d

I don't know if I'm having a content blocker or I'm burned out creating developer content, but I feel lost and overwhelmed with deciding what direction to take this channel in. I wanted to share that with you. Why? Not really sure yet.---------------------------------------------------🤝 Join our junior friendly developer community:https://discord.gg/donthedeveloper❤️ If you

Colby, a previous student of General Assembly, reached out to me concerning an incident that happened at GA, which really concerns me. Even worse, it sounds like several potential negative reviews of that experience were legally silenced if the students wanted a full refund after the incident. Let's talk about it.Colby Jax (guest):Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/colby-jaxYou

Do you like backend web development more than frontend? Have you been lied to about how entry-level backend developer jobs don't exist? I brought on Lane, a backend developer with a ton of experience in the industry, to break down why you're most likely not landing your first backend developer job. If you really are striving to land a backend position, this episode is for you.Lane

Struggling to find your place in the oversaturated software development job market? You're not alone. I brought on Nevin, an aspiring front-end developer, who shares his journey of navigating the tricky paths of job hunting. I'm hoping the advice I shared with him can help you as well.The Neil Ashton PodcastThis podcast focuses on explaining the fascinating ways that science and en

I brought on 3 Springboard graduates to share their honest thoughts about the software engineering program. If you're considering Springboard in 2023 or even 2024, watch this first.Eric Doering (guest):Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-doering-3989aa141Portfolio - https://ericdoering-portfolio-swart.vercel.appDanielle Aranda (guest):Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/

After my last podcast episode with a mother trying to make it into tech, we ended up having a raw and open conversation about trying to become a developer in your 30s, habits, vulnerabilities, motivation, parenthood, and plenty of other things you may relate to if you're older and trying to become a developer.Jessica Goodin (guest):https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicagoodinHere's th