In this episode, David Price talks about Redwood.js, its origin, how it can help you quickly spin up a full-stack JavaScript application, and how you can get involved in their community.
Building communities that build products and companies.
Things I deeply care about (in order):1. ethics 2. entrepreneurial leadership 3. collaboration
Technically my day job is with Preston-Werner Ventures, which is how I can work (almost) full-time on RedwoodJS (the other part of my job is focused on working to solve super hard climate problems with the team at PWV.)
My background looks like a random-walk algorithm, but the tl;dr is "Long time entrepreneur and tech generalist who's worked across industries and happens to care deeply about the human outcomes from business and tech ventures."
In our very first guest episode, Brian Douglas, Director of Developer Advocacy at GitHub, joins us to talk about Open Source projects and the benefits of contributing.
New year, new you. If you're thinking about getting started or are new to dev, this episode is for you! Amy and James talk about where they started, where they would begin today, and any and all advice for beginners.
James and Amy discuss different categories of sites and the best tools and tech stacks to use. Categories include: brochure and marketing sites, eCommerce, Applications, and Membership sites.
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