The Front End Rob Kendal

We're joined by Tom Riglar from Moropo, an automated testing start up dedicated to helping you test your mobile apps and products.

Tom co-founded a million pound agency, Morrow, and talks about his journey into tech from the humble days of HTML and some ecommerce work, through to starting and running two successful agencies.

We also talk about the importance of testing your apps and how they can ultimately produce better products.




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Simeron Taak is a fulltime freelancer specialising in web design and development. She's had a great route into tech following a family background of graphic design.

Simeron shares her passion for technology, talks about her route into development, design qualifications, and the challenges that freelance life brings with it.

We also delve into coding bootcamps vs. degrees, and Simeron's experience with both of these approaches to learning web skills.


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On this episode we're joined by Anthony Main, founder of The Distance, a top 5 mobile app development agency in York.



Anthony talks to us about his journey into tech from a CS degree to running a successful development agency for over 15 years!



We chat about changes in technology and business over that 15 years, how remote work is here to stay and why businesses need to adapt, as well as the importance of fostering a solid culture.



We also get some valuable advice from an agency owner on how someone can get started in a career in app development and what makes good job applications stand out.


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In this kick off episode of our fourth season we're joined by Daniel Merriman, an engineering manager from York.

Daniel talks about his route into tech via social sciences, the impact of sociology and the human element of tech that's sometimes forgotten, and the ethics of development and tech.


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After being recommended as a guest to the show by several twitter peeps, we’re so pleased to welcome Matt Studdert. Matt is a fellow UK developer and founder of the hugely popular Frontend Mentor, a coding skills levelling up platform used by close to 100,000 people to hone their skills in front end development.

Matt hails from a background in fitness and personal training and made the leap to dev life, and shares a passion for helping others get into development. He’s going to share his story and give us some tips on how and where to start with learning to be a developer.


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Today’s show features not one but two whole guests! Brian Rinaldi, a developer advocate at StepZen, and Raymond Camden a lead developer evangelist working at HERE, a location technology company. 

This Jamstack-loving pair have co-authored a book called The Jamstack Book, which is published by Manning and dives deep into the Jamstack and helps you build up a portfolio of Jamstack-architectured sites including a full-blown e-commerce store.

They're sharing their love of all things Jamstack and how you can get started by using their shiny new book!


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