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On this week's episode of the podcast, freeCodeCamp founder Quincy Larson interviews Angie Jones. She's a developer and holder of 27 software patents. She's worked at companies like IBM and Twitter, doing both test engineering and developer advocacy.
We talk about:
- How a bad performance review from her boss early in her career taught her to be less timid and more vocal about her ideas.
- How she invented lots of software testing processes and holds 27 software patents.
- Her work at IBM, Twitter, and other big tech companies.
- How feature development and test development are completely different disciplines, which each require dedicated practice and their own mindsets
- Her interest in the game Second Life and the possibility of virtual worlds
- How she uses AI for debugging and test engineering
Can you guess what song I'm playing on my bass during the intro? It's a 1992 Acid Jazz song.
Also, I want to thank the 9,779 kind people who support our charity each month, and who make this podcast possible. You can join them and support our mission at: freecodecamp.org/donate
Links we talk about during our conversation:
- Test Automation University learning paths: testautomationu.applitools.com/learningpaths.html
- Angie on Twitter: twitter.com/techgirl1908
On this week's episode of the podcast, freeCodeCamp founder Quincy Larson interviews Angie Jones. She's a developer and holder of 27 software patents. She's worked at companies like IBM and Twitter, doing both test engineering and developer advocacy.
We talk about:
- How a bad performance review from her boss early in her career taught her to be less timid and more vocal about her ideas.
- How she invented lots of software testing processes and holds 27 software patents.
- Her work at IBM, Twitter, and other big tech companies.
- How feature development and test development are completely different disciplines, which each require dedicated practice and their own mindsets
- Her interest in the game Second Life and the possibility of virtual worlds
- How she uses AI for debugging and test engineering
Can you guess what song I'm playing on my bass during the intro? It's a 1992 Acid Jazz song.
Also, I want to thank the 9,779 kind people who support our charity each month, and who make this podcast possible. You can join them and support our mission at: freecodecamp.org/donate
Links we talk about during our conversation:
- Test Automation University learning paths: testautomationu.applitools.com/learningpaths.html
- Angie on Twitter: twitter.com/techgirl1908
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On this weeks episode of the podcast, freeCodeCamp founder Quincy Larson interviews Angie Jones. Shes a developer and holder of 27 software patents. Shes worked at companies like IBM and Twitter, doing both test engineering and developer advocacy.
We talk about:
- How a bad performance review from her boss early in her career taught her to be less timid and more vocal about her ideas.
- How she invented lots of software testing processes and holds 27 software patents.
- Her work at IBM, Twitter, and other big tech companies.
- How feature development and test development are completely different disciplines, which each require dedicated practice and their own mindsets
- Her interest in the game Second Life and the possibility of virtual worlds
- How she uses AI for debugging and test engineering
Can you guess what song Im playing on my bass during the intro? Its a 1992 Acid Jazz song.
Also, I want to thank the 9,779 kind people who support our charity each month, and who make this podcast possible. You can join them and support our mission at: https://www.freecodecamp.org/donate
Links we talk about during our conversation:
- Test Automation University learning paths: https://testautomationu.applitools.com/learningpaths.html
- Angie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/techgirl1908")
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On this weeks episode of the podcast, freeCodeCamp founder Quincy Larson interviews Emma Bostian. Shes a software engineer turned manager at Spotify and Prolific coding teacher.
We talk about:
How at her first developer job at IBM, Emmas boss told her: You need to get your stuff together or you wont make it in this industry. And the transformation that followed.
Emmas thoughts on Computer Science degrees. Going to college gives you credibility and a network. You can get opportunities that way.
How Emma hires software engineers. (Hint: she tries to disregard degrees completely.)
How Emma intentionally procrastinates some big tasks to give her mind time to figure out the puzzle pieces
Can you guess what song Im playing on my bass during the intro? Its from a 1979 punk song.
Also, I want to thank the 10,776 kind people who support our charity each month, and who make this podcast possible. You can join them and support our mission at: https://www.freecodecamp.org/donate")
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On this weeks episode of the podcast, freeCodeCamp founder Quincy Larson interviews Dr. Chuck. Hes a software engineer and Computer Science professor at University of Michigan, which has one of the top-ranked CS programs in the world.
Dr. Charles Chuck Severance is also creator of many popular free learning resources like his Python for Everyone and C for Everyone, which millions of students have taken over the past decade.
We talk about:
- What separates a Master Programmer from an average developer, and how to become one
- Dr. Chucks mission to make programming knowledge freely available
- The fundamental shortcomings of how Computer Science is currently taught at universities – even elite universities like the one hes a professor at
- Dr. Chucks theories on recent tech layoffs and what he thinks the near future holds
- Dr. Chucks love of racing $2,500 cars that he revives from the junk yard, and flying planes
Can you guess what song Im playing on my bass during the intro? Its from a 1973 song.
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Also, I want to thank the 9,331 kind people who support our charity each month, and who make this podcast possible. You can join them and support our mission at: https://www.freecodecamp.org/donate
Links we talk about during our conversation:
- Dr. Chucks latest freeCodeCamp course on C programming: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/complete-c-programming-course-from-dr-chuck/
- Dr. Chucks Python for Everyone freeCodeCamp Course: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/python-for-everybody/
- Kylie Yings popular Machine Learning for Everyone course inspired by Dr. Chuck: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/machine-learning-for-everybody/
- Dr. Chucks website with his free interactive coursework: https://online.dr-chuck.com/
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