43 min.
Ryan Gaus: Open Source Success Salt City Code
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- Technologie
If you have a mixture of getting lucky and have a little bit of talent at doing this sort of stuff, you could have an idea that maybe has some success. And I'll say, if you roll a die enough times, you'll at least get a minor success.
Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey continue the conversation with Ryan Gaus and discuss the success of his open source project, Backstroke. We also chat about where to host your projects online and Ryan tells about what he's building in his workshop.
This episode is part VI of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
Connect with Ryan
rgaus.net | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter
Episode References
Backstroke | Adam Savage's Definition of Maker
Special Announcement
As of April 7, 2020, Salt City Code will be switching from a weekly to a biweekly episode format. Karin and Kelly feel this will be the best way to balance our personal and professional lives while continuing to run the podcast. Thank you all so much for listening and sharing your tech journeys with us!
Music
This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
Follow Karin
kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
JSWebb Development, LLC
jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
Follow Kelly
kell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
Follow Salt City Code
Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
Special Guest: Ryan Gaus.
Sponsored By:
Hack Upstate: Special thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate! Visit hackupstate.com to learn more about upcoming hackathons and get ready to code!Syracuse CoWorks: We'd like to thank Syracuse CoWorks for supporting Salt City Code! Their recording booth is perfect for all your podcast needs. Visit syracusecoworks.com for more information and apply for a membership now!Hack Upstate: Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Sign up for the Cohort 2 waitlist and the mailing list at Careers in Code for information on upcoming events and job opportunities!
If you have a mixture of getting lucky and have a little bit of talent at doing this sort of stuff, you could have an idea that maybe has some success. And I'll say, if you roll a die enough times, you'll at least get a minor success.
Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey continue the conversation with Ryan Gaus and discuss the success of his open source project, Backstroke. We also chat about where to host your projects online and Ryan tells about what he's building in his workshop.
This episode is part VI of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
Connect with Ryan
rgaus.net | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter
Episode References
Backstroke | Adam Savage's Definition of Maker
Special Announcement
As of April 7, 2020, Salt City Code will be switching from a weekly to a biweekly episode format. Karin and Kelly feel this will be the best way to balance our personal and professional lives while continuing to run the podcast. Thank you all so much for listening and sharing your tech journeys with us!
Music
This episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
Follow Karin
kethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
JSWebb Development, LLC
jswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
Follow Kelly
kell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
Follow Salt City Code
Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
Special Guest: Ryan Gaus.
Sponsored By:
Hack Upstate: Special thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate! Visit hackupstate.com to learn more about upcoming hackathons and get ready to code!Syracuse CoWorks: We'd like to thank Syracuse CoWorks for supporting Salt City Code! Their recording booth is perfect for all your podcast needs. Visit syracusecoworks.com for more information and apply for a membership now!Hack Upstate: Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Sign up for the Cohort 2 waitlist and the mailing list at Careers in Code for information on upcoming events and job opportunities!
43 min.