Category: 3-SometimeTechTalk

Juliana Slye, CEO and Managing Principal of Government Business Results joins the show to discuss what marketers should be focused on as they build a strategy post-pandemic. We also deliberate ways marketers can duplicate the value of in-person events in today’s conditions and what programs her team has deployed on behalf of her clients that drove positive change.

Super fun chat with a very cool dude, Joe Howard - Host of WPMRR and Founder & CEO of WP Buffs.

• [00:01:17] Who is Noah Labhart?
• [00:02:52] Have you always been an outdoors person?
• [00:04:44] How Noah’s interest in software development started.
• [00:08:56] The programming and execution learned at HP.
• [00:10:19] From programming to learning entrepreneurship.
• [00:14:33] In startups, people that become developers contribute long-term to the company.
• [00:19:59] Junior developers are hungry to learn, they are excited to figure out problems.
• [00:24:33] How Code Story came to be.
• [00:29:09] Why Code Story podcast is delivered in seasons?
• [00:32:09] Some of the most popular Code Story episodes.
• [00:33:59] How do you grow your listenership?
• [00:35:54] The type of guest helps. Tell people about the podcast.
• [00:39:11] Distribute and SEO optimize podcast content wherever possible.
• [00:43:38] To stay motivated in creating podcast episodes, stay passionate and be creative.

Check out the show and links to the episode here: https://wpmrr.com/podcast/noah-labhart-code-story/

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For years, Apple had a clear identity: It was the world’s best devices maker. Today, the company is trying to balance that identity with a new emphasis on software and services. To discuss this shift and what it means for Apple’s future, I sat down with my favorite Apple writer, GV Partner M.G. Siegler, who once covered the company for Techcrunch and continues to write about it on Medium while still working his day job.

Originally from Russia, Jane Portman gained experience as a creative director for an agency. She has been involved in tech as a designer for 16 years, occupying different design jobs. In fact, product work and design is her hobby! Jane is Married, with 3 kids, and shares entrepreneurial love with her husband. Having a college degree in applied information technology to the legal side of business, she has a solid foundation baseline for understanding the tech world. A few years ago, Jane was selling her first SaaS product, and moved forward recruited some co-founders to work on a new idea - around a problem she was having with automated email, and in app messaging.

This is the creation story of Userlist.

Useful resource: Detailed Guide on SaaS User Onboarding

Links

• https://userlist.com/
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/uibreakfast/
• https://uibreakfast.com/
• https://dribbble.com/portmanstudio

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Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart. Be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Google Play, Breaker, Youtube, or the podcasting app of your choice.

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Every experienced software engineer can tell you a story about a standardization effort that ended up causing more problems than it solved. Queen Elizabeth's decree adding 280 feet to each mile made it easy to divide up acres, but has haunted those of us stuck with Imperial units ever since. 

Sara dives into micro frontend services and how they can help to add agility to a modern development team. There is a nice article on the topic here, and Sara found it through the Thought Works  Tech Radar.

Pinterest paid just under $90 million dollars to break its lease in San Francisco. Paul and Sara are hearing about lots of developers who are fleeing major cities, and it seems clear that Pinterest won't be the last company to abandon expansion plans or ditch fancy corporate offices for at least the next few years. 

Our lifeboat badge of the week the week goes to Sravya Nagumalli, who explained why Angular is associated with the Single Page App and just what an SPA is anyway. Thanks for sharing some knowledge, Sravya!

Topics covered in this episode:

• Structured concurrency in Python with AnyIO
• The Consortium for Python Data API Standards
• Ask for Forgiveness or Look Before You Leap?
• myrepos
• A deep dive into the official Docker image for Python
• “Only in a Pandemic” section
• Extras
• Joke

See the full show notes for this episode on the website at pythonbytes.fm/197