Podcast
No CS Degree
Hosted by Pete Codes · EN
Interviews with successful developers who are self-taught or went to bootcamps
10episodes
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Scrimba CEO on learning and teaching coding
Feb 8, 202200:35:21Tap to summarizehttps://scrimba.com https://twitter.com/perborgenhttps://www.nocsdegree.comhttps://startupcoffee.co
Transcribe →From selling beer to writing code
Jan 28, 202200:34:29Tap to summarizeI talked to Caitlyn about self-teaching vs bootcamps, her tips for beginners and what being a professional developer is really like. Caitlyn's upcoming bookCaitlyn's Twitter Read more interviews like this on No CS DegreeCheck out our sponsor, Startup CoffeeTo sponsor the podcast, book a spot here
Transcribe →From teacher to software developer making NFTs
Jan 5, 202200:29:56Tap to summarizeEnyel Sequeira successfully changed career by learning to code. He went from being a teacher, unhappy with the routine, to becoming a developer.Check out the Practicum by Yandex bootcamp , the sponsor of this episode, and become a developer like Enyel. Read more stories like this on No CS Degree
Transcribe →Ric talks coding and consulting as a career option
Nov 11, 202100:59:21Tap to summarizeRic's website: https://www.party-blends.comNo CS Degree: https://www.nocsdegree.com This episode's sponsor: https://startupcoffee.co Twitter: https://www.nocsdegree.com
Transcribe →From working in a call centre to learning to code with Boolean
Sep 29, 202100:33:10Tap to summarizeAde's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ademola-fabuyi-b98b02218/Ade's GitHub: https://github.com/brokensytheBoolean coding bootcamp: https://boolean.co.ukRead more stories like this: https://www.nocsdegree.comFind a developer job: https://nocsok.com
Transcribe →Arvid Kahl on making $55k/m as a self-taught developer
Aug 17, 202101:19:28Tap to summarizeAn 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. A big thanks to this week's sponsor, RunCloud - contact pete@nocsdegree.com if you'd like to sponsor the showCheck out Arvid Kahl's ebooks: Zero to Sold and The Embedded Entrepreneur (affiliates)Read more interviews like this on No CS DegreeFollow Arvid Kahl on Twitter
Transcribe →Tom Hirst talks pricing freelance projects and learning to code
Aug 11, 202100:26:55Tap to summarizeThanks to this episode's sponsor, Bio.LinkTom's ebook: Pricing Freelance Projects (affiliate) Tom's Twitter No CS Degree - Read more interviews with self taught and bootcamp developers on No CS OK - A job board for devs without CS degreesFull transcript: https://www.nocsdegree.com/pricing-freelance-projects-tom-hirst/
Transcribe →Changing lives with Lambda School - an Austen Allred interview
Jul 28, 202100:53:47Tap to summarizeYou can apply to learn to code at Lambda School here (affiliate) https://lambda-school.sjv.io/JrJg5vFull transcript available and more interviews on No CS Degree: https://www.nocsdegree.com/austen-allred-interview-lambda-school/Support the podcast - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nocsdegree
Transcribe →Justin Jackson: what coding and skateboarding have in common
Jul 20, 202100:46:55Tap to summarizeI 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. https://transistor.fm/?via=pete (affiliate)https://twitter.com/mijustinhttps://www.nocsdegree.com
Transcribe →Dennis Ivy made $40k from selling a website to his employer
Jun 24, 202100:50:27Tap to summarizeAn 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.
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