Sabine - Academia to OCaml

Kap Sevilleja - Soaring into Programming

In today's episode, I sit down and talk with Kap Sevilleja, a former flight attendant and current developer whose passion is building community. You can find Kap on the internet on X [https://twitter.com/kapehe_ok] or on the latest developer conference's live stream.

Samuel Robertson - Intern to Indie Hacker

In this episode, I chat with a friend and former intern of mine, Samuel Robertson. He's had a pretty cool run working at various companies that you have definitely heard of and is now also working on the side to develop VideoTap an AI-powered video ingestion tool that helps content creators multiply the uses of their footage. You can find Samuel on the internet on X (formerly Twitter) [https://twitter.com/sm0olr] or you can check out VideoTap [https://videotap.com/]

Katin Tran - Always Learning

In this interview, I sit down and talk with my coworker Katin Tran, who has a unique background of cross-cultural study and interdisciplinary experience. Listen as we discuss the differences in Korean higher education and her journey to become a front-end engineer You can find Katin on the internet on LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/katintran]

Marvellous - Student and Professional

In this episode, I sit down with Marvellous, a developer I met online who built the Artisan UI component library [https://x-aui.com/] and is still working his way through college. He shares his experiences building a web app for his mom, the challenges of open source, and making his way as a developer who is still in school. You can find him online on X [https://twitter.com/yungifez] and GitHub [https://github.com/yungifez].

Sabine - Academia to OCaml

In this episode, I sit down and chat with Sabine, the community-proclaimed Queen of OCaml. We trace her journey through academia, a sewing SaaS, and finally to her current work with OCaml. You can find Sabine on the internet here: - X (Twitter) [https://twitter.com/sabine_s_] - Twitch [https://www.twitch.tv/sabine_ocaml] - GitHub [https://github.com/sabine]