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SubscribeI have a co-host now! In this episode, Katherine and I talk about our plans, hopes, and dreams for this podcast.
Rachel Nabors is really big in the web animation world. She's written a book called Animation at Work, and she's also published two online courses on her website.
Claudina Sarahe is a creative consultant, speaker, organizer, and teacher. She is currently running Composites Colective as a Chief Experimentation Officer along with Darshana Narayanan.
Antoinette Janus is a web developer and designer at PBS Kids and is also a co-organizer of CodePen DC.
Amber is a designer and developer who was actually working for IBM at the time of this recording. Now, she is a design technologist at Indeed; the job search company.
Lara Hogan is the VP of engineering at Kickstarter and the author of three books: Designing for Performance, Building a device lab, and Demystifying Public Speaking.
Dave DeSandro is a designer and developer running Metafizzy. His code is used everywhere: from Tumblr, to Nasa, to Whole Foods, and to the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
She is on the cover of Offscreen magazine, and spends a lot of time thinking about how our design and marketing choices affect people—including ourselves.
Saron Yitbarek started the popular Codenewbies podcast. She’s here to talk about how she started the Codenewbies community and the Codeland conference.
Monica Dinculescu is an emojineer at the Polymer project at Google and before that she used to work on Google Chrome.
Kim Goulbourne is a very productive human being. She has so many cool projects—she is doing all the projects! She is currently working at Thoughtbot doing strategy, design, and development.
Jess Lee talks about her work at Dev.to—it’s a place where programmers share ideas and help each other grow.
Dan Mall is a creative director and founder of SuperFriendly, and also the co-founder of a new service called SuperBooked.
Mat Marquis is an author, a boxer, and a pretty good baker. Listen to him as he talks about how he got into tech, and a little bit about his brief stint on TV.
Nicole Dominguez is a freelance developer, mentor, and digital nomad. We talk about her travels, the conferences that she’s been to, and all her future ambitions.
Tim Holman is a tinkerer, prankster, and, of course, a developer. If you like weird and zany things, I think you’ll have a lot of fun listening to this episode.
Val Head is pretty much all about animations. She’s written a book about animations, she talks about animations in workshops and conferences, and she makes videos about animations.
Stephanie Liu and I talk about bubble tea, JavaScript, and CSS. She has a lot to teach about teaching, finishing projects, and motorcycles.
Shanise Barona is a web developer and we talk about her adventures and struggles on learning different technologies and what it's like being the newest Elaconf Organizer.
Gabrielle Wee talks about user interfaces, her adventures in freelancing, and the joys of Twitter.
Una Kravets an amazing frontend developer, designer, and all around awesome person.
Pam Selle talks about AWS Lambda, her books, and her experience doing Recurse Center.
Rachel Smith is a JavaScript and Ruby developer at Codepen. She talks about creepy dudes, learning on the job, and sleeping habits.
Alex Lash is a designer, frontend developer, and a teacher. She talks about switching between design and frontend work, Girl Develop It, and prototyping your work.