CodeNewbie

Julia Evans breaks down how the internet works and gives us an amazing introduction to computer networking.

Sarah explores the differences (and similarities!) between JavaScript frameworks, and what new developers should think about when deciding which to learn.

Laura Kalbag explains how tracking tools work and how we as developers should approach online privacy when building our own products.

Preethi Kasireddy, a blockchain engineer, walks us through how cryptocurrencies work, what developers should care about, and how she transitioned from a career in finance to being a blockchain engineer.

Kelsey Hightower gives us a newbie friendly tour of the world of containers. We talk about what problems they solve, and what new developers should know about them.

What's the value of a computer science degree? Is it worth going back to school for? We talk to a computer science student and professor to help us answer these questions.

Richard Schneeman created Code Triage, where you can sign up for repos and get an open issue sent to your inbox. He talks about different ways first-timers can get started, and how small contributions can be incredibly impactful.

Molmol and Zach, the wife and husband coding team, give us a solid intro to Augmented Reality and how they've built powerful experiences and beautiful stories using AR tools.

Jen Simmons gives tips on how to make your next CSS adventure more enjoyable and shares the honest ups and downs of her own coding journey.

We talk to Carmen Aguilar y Wedge, a creator of NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism, a VR experience that’s appeared at Sundance, Tribeca, and many other film festivals. She shares how she and her team at Hyphen Labs created this artistic, technical exhibit.

Lara Hogan, who literally wrote the book on public speaking, and Kelsey Hightower, speaker and chair of many tech conferences, join us to share their personal speaking stories (and nightmares!) and the common mistakes they see first-time speakers make.

We talk to in-house recruiter, Eddie Washington, to give you the scoop on how companies evaluate your application and what you can do to increase your chances of getting that first interview.

We talk to in-house recruiter, Eddie Washington, to give you the scoop on how companies evaluate your application and what you can do to increase your chances of getting that first interview.

Lin Clark walks us through all the steps a browser takes to translate your html into pixels on the screen.

Lin Clark walks us through all the steps a browser takes to translate your html into pixels on the screen.