A podcast about JavaScript, software engineering, entrepreneurship and building awesome software products.
JSLeague Show
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A podcast about JavaScript, software engineering, entrepreneurship and building awesome software products.
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Recent Episodes
August 14, 2020
[18] Florin Pop
<p>In this episode we have Florin Pop, Front-End Developer, JS enthusiast, blogger and content creator, talking about:</p> <ul> <li>How Florin started a career as a front-end developer</li> <li>How he started posting and making a career from being a content creator on social media</li> <li>How hard was for him to make recurrent technical content in time spent creating and responding to all messages he gets</li> <li>How does he pick his topics for the YT tutorials and live streaming sessions and which of them are the most popular</li> <li>His personal coding challenges and THE $200 CHALLENGE</li> <li>How hard was it for him to build his Road to Glory</li> <li>What should our listeners that are interested in making online content should know beforehand from his experiences</li> <li>What are the Good parts vs. Not so good parts of having such a big social media presence</li> <li>If making social media content is a full time job and if you can make a living out of it</li> <li>His advice for all Front-End devs that want to be like him when they grow up</li> <li>His future plans and projects</li> <li>Be sure to follow him on: <ul> <li>https://twitter.com/florinpop1705</li> <li>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeU-1X402kT-JlLdAitxSMA</li> <li>https://www.instagram.com/florinpop17/</li> <li>https://www.twitch.tv/florinpop17</li> <li>https://codepen.io/FlorinPop17/</li> <li>https://www.florin-pop.com/</li> </ul> </li> </ul> <h3>News</h3> <h4>JSLeague new workshops:</h4> <p>Intro to Angular & Node.js for Students Workshop</p> <p>5-6th of September 2020 @ Online</p> <h3>Question of Ep.#18</h3> <p>What content creators do you follow on social media ?</p> <h3>Next Guest</h3> <p>Surprise guest</p> <h3>Contact us:</h3> <p>As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at show@jsleague.ro</p>
April 28, 2020
[17] Natalia Venditto
<p>In this episode we have Natalia Venditto, an awesome front-end developer, Principal Lead Developer @Netcentric & Google Developer Expert talking about:</p> <ul> <li>How Natalia started a career as a front-end developer</li> <li>Interesting projects she has worked on and edgy tech stack she is currently using</li> <li>Her experience and challenges as a software architect</li> <li>Her experience as an international conference speaker and tips and tricks on how to start speaking at technical events</li> <li>Her most read and commented on technical articles</li> <li>Why Web Accessibility is important in one's software development process and why it should be considered a best practice</li> <li>Her further plans in developing new skills as a FE developer</li> <li>The process of becoming a Google Developer Expert and next steps being a GDE</li> <li>Her involvement in organizing Women Techmakers Barcelona and their projects as a community</li> <li>How does she manage to find time between family life, conferences, daily job, writing technical articles and other personal projects</li> <li>Her future plans and projects as a software developer</li> </ul> <h3>News</h3> <p>Well... given the pandemic situation, all major conferences are postponed or canceled until further notice</p> <h3>Question of Ep. #17</h3> <p>Given an unsorted array of integers, find the length of the longest consecutive elements sequence.<br> <br> For example, given [100, 4, 200, 1, 3, 2], the longest consecutive element sequence is [1, 2, 3, 4]. Return its length: 4.</p> <h3>Next Guest</h3> <p>Surprise guest</p> <h3>Contact us:</h3> <p>As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at show@jsleague.ro</p>
March 2, 2020
[16] Alexandru Badiu
<p>In this episode we have Alexandru Badiu, Software Engineer @BEN talking about:</p> <ul> <li>How Alex started a career as a programmer</li> <li>How was his experience as a founding member of the Drupal Community in Bucharest</li> <li>The status of Drupal nowadays and their pivot</li> <li>His experience with edgy or esoteric technologies</li> <li>His experience making music and the web tools he's played with</li> <li>The reason behind his relocation to London and his experience as a Software Manager</li> <li>His weird interest in pigs and his social media accounts</li> <li>Future plans and projects as a software developer</li> </ul> <h3>News</h3> <h4>JSLeague new workshops:</h4> <p>Intro to Node.js - 28th of March 2020 @WildCodeSchool (https://ove.ro/jsleague-intro-to-node-workshop)</p> <h4>Events:</h4> <p>Codette Celebration Day - 7th of March 2020 @TechHub Bucharest (https://codette.ro/celebration)</p> <p>JSHeroes - 23-24th of April 2020 @Cluj-Napoca (https://jsheroes.io)</p> <p>VoxxedDays Front-End - 19-20th of May 2020 @Sheraton Hotel (https://romania.voxxeddays.com/frontend/voxxed-days-frontend-bucharest-2020/)</p> <p>JSCamp - 21st of September 2020 @RadisonBlu Hotel (https://www.jscamp.ro)</p> <p>revo.js - 8-9th of October 2020 @Timisoara (https://revojs.ro/)</p> <h3>Question of Ep.#16</h3> <p>Given a real number n, find the square root of n. For example, given n = 9, return 3.</p> <h3>Next Guest</h3> <p>Surprise guest!</p> <h3>Contact us:</h3> <p>As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at show@jsleague.ro</p>
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