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]]> false Noah Labhart info+60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb@mg-eu.acast.com 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb code-story https://feeds.redcircle.com/ac5e79a4-0405-49a3-af2c-02c37f0b3879 episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb/show-cover.jpg https://codestory.co/ Code Story https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb S5 Bonus: Eric Futoran, Embrace.io S5 Bonus: Eric Futoran, Embrace.io Thu, 24 Jun 2021 10:01:00 GMT 30:34 7ead2bc5-c131-461e-b859-aa6e88ab3440 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f73c 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f73c 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb bonus 5 A multi startup founder, Eric Futoran has always focused in on being a family man. He considers himself a multi-hat wearing person, and though most entrepreneurs say that.. Eric really means it. He has 4 degrees... no really, four - Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Juris Doctor and MBA. He REALLY likes to learn, and is constantly reading and learning from people, books, other sources, and of course, his family.

He has found that his JD has really helped him understand the legal world, as it applies to the startup world, specifically SPAC's (special purpose acquisition group). He is digging into what the implications will be in the future withSPAC's, and the potential legal tension with their structures.

He has 2 young boys, 5 and 8, and has felt the pains of many parents through the pandemic with kids being home. Other than startups and school, he likes to get outdoors as much as he can, doing some hiking or spending time at the beach.

During his past successes at Scopely, one of the largest game builders in the world, he realized in the early innings of mobile that there was no mobile first data source, enabling businesses to capture all mobile session data... and more.

This is the creation story of Embrace.io.

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]]> A multi startup founder, Eric Futoran has always focused in on being a family man. He considers himself a multi-hat wearing person, and though most entrepreneurs say that.. Eric really means it. He has 4 degrees... no really, four - Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Juris Doctor and MBA. He REALLY likes to learn, and is constantly reading and learning from people, books, other sources, and of course, his family.

He has found that his JD has really helped him understand the legal world, as it applies to the startup world, specifically SPAC's (special purpose acquisition group). He is digging into what the implications will be in the future withSPAC's, and the potential legal tension with their structures.

He has 2 young boys, 5 and 8, and has felt the pains of many parents through the pandemic with kids being home. Other than startups and school, he likes to get outdoors as much as he can, doing some hiking or spending time at the beach.

During his past successes at Scopely, one of the largest game builders in the world, he realized in the early innings of mobile that there was no mobile first data source, enabling businesses to capture all mobile session data... and more.

This is the creation story of Embrace.io.

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  • Routable
  • CTO.ai
  • Cloudways offers peace of mind and flexibility so you can focus on growing your business instead of dealing with server management. With Cloudways, you get an optimized stack, managed servers, backups, staging environment, integrated Git, pre-configured, Composer, 24/7 support, and a choice of five cloud providers: AWS, DigitalOcean, Linode, Google Cloud, and Vultr. Get up to 2 Month Free Hosting by using code "CODE30" and get $30 free hosting credit.

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]]> S5 E2: Miriam Schwab, Strattic S5 E2: Miriam Schwab, Strattic Tue, 22 Jun 2021 10:00:00 GMT 41:46 e3ff2a0d-49fe-4cd0-8c04-0e698280dc2a false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f73d 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f73d 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Making Wordpress... Static. full 5 2 Miriam Schwab is originally from Canada. She has been in Israel for 26 years, and moved there after high school to attend university. She studied English Literature in school, and she really enjoyed the focus, though it has little to do with what she is doing today. Even still, her heart was always pointed towards technology. She is a mother of 7 children, which keeps her super busy. The oldest is 22 a boy, and the rest are girls, with the youngest being 8. If she does have spare time, she spends time with her extended family, or goes out with friends.

Around the time she had kid number 4, she took her maternity leave to re-evaluate what she wanted to do. She started freelancing, and building people websites on a contract basis. At the time, she was exploring open content management systems, namely Wordpress. She was one of the first people in Israel to offer Wordpress as a business solution. Her business grew from just her to being an agency, building sites for businesses for 13 years.

As more and more people built websites, she began to realize that the content on the site was sluggish to load... and the stack used to power Wordpress wasn't keeping up with the growth in content. As she stumbled across a new trend, around static site generation, she immediately thought she found the answer.

This is the creation story of Strattic.

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]]> Miriam Schwab is originally from Canada. She has been in Israel for 26 years, and moved there after high school to attend university. She studied English Literature in school, and she really enjoyed the focus, though it has little to do with what she is doing today. Even still, her heart was always pointed towards technology. She is a mother of 7 children, which keeps her super busy. The oldest is 22 a boy, and the rest are girls, with the youngest being 8. If she does have spare time, she spends time with her extended family, or goes out with friends.

Around the time she had kid number 4, she took her maternity leave to re-evaluate what she wanted to do. She started freelancing, and building people websites on a contract basis. At the time, she was exploring open content management systems, namely Wordpress. She was one of the first people in Israel to offer Wordpress as a business solution. Her business grew from just her to being an agency, building sites for businesses for 13 years.

As more and more people built websites, she began to realize that the content on the site was sluggish to load... and the stack used to power Wordpress wasn't keeping up with the growth in content. As she stumbled across a new trend, around static site generation, she immediately thought she found the answer.

This is the creation story of Strattic.

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]]> S5 Bonus: Timur Mamedov, VEED.io S5 Bonus: Timur Mamedov, VEED.io Thu, 17 Jun 2021 10:00:00 GMT 36:59 466e7e40-6ea2-4d4e-9866-fb519b5193ba false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f73e 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f73e 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Video in One Click bonus 5 Timur Mamodev grew up in Russia, within a very loving and supportive family. His Dad was an entrepreneur, so he knew some day he wanted to do the same, or at least have some sort of brand. His Mom gave up everything to support her children, and he's very grateful for that. He was a creative kid, kept to himself with millions of hobbies - including graffiti, which was a way to escape and express himself. At the time in Russia, there weren't consequences attached to painting, and Timur got quite a rush from it.

He found himself hacking playstation portables at a young age, when his cousin introduced him to programming. During his last year in University, his world got flipped upside down when his Dad's business went under. Immediately, his family dropped into poverty and his relationship to programming became about survival.

He started attending hackathons as much as he could, and he met his co-founder Saba, who helped him learn how to make money contracting. They hit it off, and have been through so much together that they consider each others brothers. One day, they got fed up with the complexity of video editing software... and decided to disrupt it.

This is the creation story of Veed.io.

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]]> Timur Mamodev grew up in Russia, within a very loving and supportive family. His Dad was an entrepreneur, so he knew some day he wanted to do the same, or at least have some sort of brand. His Mom gave up everything to support her children, and he's very grateful for that. He was a creative kid, kept to himself with millions of hobbies - including graffiti, which was a way to escape and express himself. At the time in Russia, there weren't consequences attached to painting, and Timur got quite a rush from it.

He found himself hacking playstation portables at a young age, when his cousin introduced him to programming. During his last year in University, his world got flipped upside down when his Dad's business went under. Immediately, his family dropped into poverty and his relationship to programming became about survival.

He started attending hackathons as much as he could, and he met his co-founder Saba, who helped him learn how to make money contracting. They hit it off, and have been through so much together that they consider each others brothers. One day, they got fed up with the complexity of video editing software... and decided to disrupt it.

This is the creation story of Veed.io.

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]]> S5 E1: Abhinav Asthana, Postman S5 E1: Abhinav Asthana, Postman Tue, 15 Jun 2021 10:00:00 GMT 23:41 cb16f5c7-ad60-4105-a355-9a11dbe218c5 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f73f 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f73f 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb API Tooling from All Angles full 5 1 Abhinav Asthana grew up in several small towns in the northern part of India. A couple of those towns were Basti, 150 miles from the capital. He's been a computer geek since 5th grade, when his Dad bought a pretty sophisticated pentium for the time. The small towns he lived in were not the most connected parts of the world, and as such, he experienced the impact of computers and the internet improving lives from an early age.

He enjoys reading books, and as a kid he was into fiction - reading Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, novels, Agatha Christie, etc... whatever was relevant at the at the time. Slowly, he started to drift towards popular science, design books, and non-fiction, more towards the tech sphere of the world.

In 2012, the projects Abhinav was involved in has the same point - how to work with the API's that connected the front and backends of the application. And the tools he had to use never helped him develop efficiently. He thought - what would make the better?

This is the creation story of Postman.

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]]> Abhinav Asthana grew up in several small towns in the northern part of India. A couple of those towns were Basti, 150 miles from the capital. He's been a computer geek since 5th grade, when his Dad bought a pretty sophisticated pentium for the time. The small towns he lived in were not the most connected parts of the world, and as such, he experienced the impact of computers and the internet improving lives from an early age.

He enjoys reading books, and as a kid he was into fiction - reading Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, novels, Agatha Christie, etc... whatever was relevant at the at the time. Slowly, he started to drift towards popular science, design books, and non-fiction, more towards the tech sphere of the world.

In 2012, the projects Abhinav was involved in has the same point - how to work with the API's that connected the front and backends of the application. And the tools he had to use never helped him develop efficiently. He thought - what would make the better?

This is the creation story of Postman.

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]]> Season 5 Trailer Season 5 Trailer Tue, 08 Jun 2021 10:01:00 GMT 0:48 c993fa69-9b13-480e-a603-58dc4f72e51d false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f740 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f740 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Season 5 Trailer trailer 5 Hello listeners... its time to embark upon Season 5 of the Code Story podcast. As we step into this journey together, you an expect to hear amazing stories about MVP's, trade offs, determining feature importance, building teams - and scaling, or fighting scale, as you grow. Our guest list continues to impress, with appearances from Abhinav Asthana of Postman, Derrick Reimer of SavvyCal, Hazel Savage of Musiio... and so many more.

Season 5 starts on June 15th, so subscribe today to ensure you don't miss an episode.



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]]> Hello listeners... its time to embark upon Season 5 of the Code Story podcast. As we step into this journey together, you an expect to hear amazing stories about MVP's, trade offs, determining feature importance, building teams - and scaling, or fighting scale, as you grow. Our guest list continues to impress, with appearances from Abhinav Asthana of Postman, Derrick Reimer of SavvyCal, Hazel Savage of Musiio... and so many more.

Season 5 starts on June 15th, so subscribe today to ensure you don't miss an episode.



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]]> S4 Bonus: Sophy Lee, HopSkipDrive (Replay) S4 Bonus: Sophy Lee, HopSkipDrive (Replay) Tue, 08 Jun 2021 10:00:00 GMT 29:50 8f9d931d-e752-44a2-9600-75d45bcc6b45 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f741 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f741 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Getting your kid from Point A to Point B - Safely bonus 4 Sophy Lee was born in China, but grew up in a lot of countries and places. She grew up in Australia, lived all over Texas, and went to Harvard for undergrad, studying economics. She is an avid bike racer, mainly on the road, and a triathlete. The combination of living in difference places, school, and racing lead her into the tech world. In fact, she moved to San Francisco to race - though he had taught herself to program post college and had an idea brewing in her head on how to become a better engineer in San Fran.

Sophy has been working on her current product for 6.5 years, starting at a different company formerly known as Shuttle. The product was built originally to map out a trip from point a to b, and have a driver give a protected ride to a child. Four years ago, her current company acquired the product, at which point she joined as CTO to lead the Technology & Information Security team.

This is the creation story of HopSkipDrive.

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]]> Sophy Lee was born in China, but grew up in a lot of countries and places. She grew up in Australia, lived all over Texas, and went to Harvard for undergrad, studying economics. She is an avid bike racer, mainly on the road, and a triathlete. The combination of living in difference places, school, and racing lead her into the tech world. In fact, she moved to San Francisco to race - though he had taught herself to program post college and had an idea brewing in her head on how to become a better engineer in San Fran.

Sophy has been working on her current product for 6.5 years, starting at a different company formerly known as Shuttle. The product was built originally to map out a trip from point a to b, and have a driver give a protected ride to a child. Four years ago, her current company acquired the product, at which point she joined as CTO to lead the Technology & Information Security team.

This is the creation story of HopSkipDrive.

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]]> S4 Bonus: Mitchell Hashimoto, HashiCorp (Replay) S4 Bonus: Mitchell Hashimoto, HashiCorp (Replay) Tue, 01 Jun 2021 10:00:00 GMT 26:05 3d04e5a8-f847-40cf-bbf4-2d2dc42d987d false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f742 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f742 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Better Tooling for your Infrastructure bonus 4 Mitchell Hashimoto started programming in middle school, teaching himself how to code through open source libraries and zip files he could download on the internet. He is a pilot, and owns his own plane, which happens to be a Cirrus. He spends an hour a day studying or practicing flying, and even takes his wife and dog up every now and again, when there is something worth flying to and they can make the oxygen work for then dog.

He attended college at the University of Washington in Seattle, which was located equidistance from Amazon, Google and other cloud focused infrastructure companies. As you could guess, there was a huge focus on this topic while he was at school, and he was able to gain access to vast resources through his computer lab and research projects. It was these projects put the ideas in his head, on what he could make in order for infrastructure to work better.

This is the creation story of HashiCorp.

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]]> Mitchell Hashimoto started programming in middle school, teaching himself how to code through open source libraries and zip files he could download on the internet. He is a pilot, and owns his own plane, which happens to be a Cirrus. He spends an hour a day studying or practicing flying, and even takes his wife and dog up every now and again, when there is something worth flying to and they can make the oxygen work for then dog.

He attended college at the University of Washington in Seattle, which was located equidistance from Amazon, Google and other cloud focused infrastructure companies. As you could guess, there was a huge focus on this topic while he was at school, and he was able to gain access to vast resources through his computer lab and research projects. It was these projects put the ideas in his head, on what he could make in order for infrastructure to work better.

This is the creation story of HashiCorp.

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]]> Season 4 Sign Off Season 4 Sign Off Fri, 28 May 2021 10:00:00 GMT 1:31 50be9325-136c-49fb-864b-1f812e70ce20 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f743 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f743 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Season 4 Sign Off bonus 4 This is Season 4, signing off....

Thank you for listening!

Season 5 of the Code Story podcast will be starting in the next couple of weeks.



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]]> This is Season 4, signing off....

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]]> S4 Bonus: The Inventive Journey S4 Bonus: The Inventive Journey Thu, 27 May 2021 10:00:00 GMT 26:46 8dedefce-044d-4b3e-8dcc-0027ed8cf07b false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f744 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f744 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb The Inventive Journey bonus 4 Originally posted at this link:

https://anchor.fm/the-inventive-journey/episodes/Surround-Yourself-With-Good-People-The-Inventive-Journey-Podcast-For-Entrepreneurs-w-Noah-Labhart-e10a14o

RECAST: Try to surround yourself with people who believe in you. So in that same example that I mentioned, that was my biggest mistake and biggest learning. My wife was absolutely amazing. She was a rock and, she was picking me up off the ground when I was in the corner crying and rocking back and forth when the project was going south. She was like, no, you've got to keep going this is just a part of the journey. We are going to get through it, and it will be fine. So she really picked me up. You have to surround yourself with people that are going to tell you that because there are going to be days where it just sucks, and it's not a good day. There are going to be days where this is the greatest job in the world, and you love it. Some days it's just nothing is going my way. You've got to be able to get through those. I think a huge reason why I was able to get through those days was my wife and the encouragement people were surrounding me with.



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RECAST: Try to surround yourself with people who believe in you. So in that same example that I mentioned, that was my biggest mistake and biggest learning. My wife was absolutely amazing. She was a rock and, she was picking me up off the ground when I was in the corner crying and rocking back and forth when the project was going south. She was like, no, you've got to keep going this is just a part of the journey. We are going to get through it, and it will be fine. So she really picked me up. You have to surround yourself with people that are going to tell you that because there are going to be days where it just sucks, and it's not a good day. There are going to be days where this is the greatest job in the world, and you love it. Some days it's just nothing is going my way. You've got to be able to get through those. I think a huge reason why I was able to get through those days was my wife and the encouragement people were surrounding me with.



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]]> S4 E21: Ofer Shaked, SCADAFence S4 E21: Ofer Shaked, SCADAFence Tue, 25 May 2021 10:00:00 GMT 30:54 1f8579a7-7d4a-44c0-8153-da151d8f4bca false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f745 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f745 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Industrial Cyber Security full 4 21 Ofer Shaked started in on computers early. He was passionate about tech from a very early age, and started programming when he was 10 years old. He loves tech, loves reading about tech, and is excited about new things in tech - especially around the topic of tooling.

He really enjoys music, having played the guitar for a while. He now focuses on this recently acquired African drum. He connects with music on a deep level, and can see the correlation between tech and music (or at least, now that we have discussed it). He loves to play sports as well, specifically he loves running. In fact, he ran a marathon a couple of years ago, which in his words was very very... painful. In Israel where he lives, the timing of the marathon is towards the end of the winter... so training requires running in the rain and bad weather.

When he was 24 years old, he had become very familiar with cyber security during his time in an elite cyber unit in the Israeli intelligence corps. He and his co-founder had a unique understanding, and as such advantage, to bring value to the industrial cyber security world.

This is the creation story of SCADAFence.

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]]> Ofer Shaked started in on computers early. He was passionate about tech from a very early age, and started programming when he was 10 years old. He loves tech, loves reading about tech, and is excited about new things in tech - especially around the topic of tooling.

He really enjoys music, having played the guitar for a while. He now focuses on this recently acquired African drum. He connects with music on a deep level, and can see the correlation between tech and music (or at least, now that we have discussed it). He loves to play sports as well, specifically he loves running. In fact, he ran a marathon a couple of years ago, which in his words was very very... painful. In Israel where he lives, the timing of the marathon is towards the end of the winter... so training requires running in the rain and bad weather.

When he was 24 years old, he had become very familiar with cyber security during his time in an elite cyber unit in the Israeli intelligence corps. He and his co-founder had a unique understanding, and as such advantage, to bring value to the industrial cyber security world.

This is the creation story of SCADAFence.

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]]> S4 Bonus: Aggie Growth Hacks S4 Bonus: Aggie Growth Hacks Thu, 20 May 2021 10:00:00 GMT 25:49 0c4cdee9-17fe-474e-80b6-2653926c7be6 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f746 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f746 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Interview on Aggie Growth Hacks bonus 4 Originally posted at this link: https://www.aggiegrowthhacks.com/season-3-episode-2-changing-the-equation-for-manufacturing-w-founder-cto-noah-labhart-04/

Noah Labhart ‘04 joins us today to talk about his on-demand marketplace for manufacturing labor, Veryable Incorporated. Noah breaks down challenges, opportunities, and solutions he sees within the industry, and tells us maybe the biggest BHAG we’ve heard on the show. We appreciate Noah for dropping his wisdom on this week’s episode, and we encourage you to check out his podcast, Code Story! Thanks and Gig ‘em!



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Noah Labhart ‘04 joins us today to talk about his on-demand marketplace for manufacturing labor, Veryable Incorporated. Noah breaks down challenges, opportunities, and solutions he sees within the industry, and tells us maybe the biggest BHAG we’ve heard on the show. We appreciate Noah for dropping his wisdom on this week’s episode, and we encourage you to check out his podcast, Code Story! Thanks and Gig ‘em!



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]]> S4 E20: Paul Biggar, Dark S4 E20: Paul Biggar, Dark Tue, 18 May 2021 10:00:00 GMT 26:03 636415ed-45f0-4230-852e-2c4a34074449 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f747 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f747 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Founder of Circle CI Creates Streamlined Tool full 4 20 Paul Biggar was born in Dublin, Ireland, and lived there most of his life. When he was young, his Dad had a couple of computers, where Paul could program in Basic and Logo. In addition to these early introductions, he was into building his own machines, and tweaking their hardware settings to get the most optimal performance out of them. He completed his CS undergrad after spending many years into computers, along with his Phd, before heading off to Silicon Valley to do the tech startup thing. He currently lives in NY, and during the pandemic, his primary activity outside of tech and entrepreneurship is taking walks with friends.

In a past venture, he was the founder of CircleCI, the very popular continuous integration tool for engineering teams. Building on his successes here, he started to look at how difficult it was to deploy code, to do infrastructure, to write code, how teams interact, and many other friction points for the SDLC. He set out to remove the complexities of how we build apps today.

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]]> Paul Biggar was born in Dublin, Ireland, and lived there most of his life. When he was young, his Dad had a couple of computers, where Paul could program in Basic and Logo. In addition to these early introductions, he was into building his own machines, and tweaking their hardware settings to get the most optimal performance out of them. He completed his CS undergrad after spending many years into computers, along with his Phd, before heading off to Silicon Valley to do the tech startup thing. He currently lives in NY, and during the pandemic, his primary activity outside of tech and entrepreneurship is taking walks with friends.

In a past venture, he was the founder of CircleCI, the very popular continuous integration tool for engineering teams. Building on his successes here, he started to look at how difficult it was to deploy code, to do infrastructure, to write code, how teams interact, and many other friction points for the SDLC. He set out to remove the complexities of how we build apps today.

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]]> S4 Bonus: Erik Chelstad, Observa S4 Bonus: Erik Chelstad, Observa Thu, 13 May 2021 10:00:00 GMT 36:59 1e8dca88-85c9-420d-9f39-5991840458fc false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f748 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f748 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Seeing what your customer sees bonus 4 Erik Chelstad is a child of both coasts. In his life, he spent a lot of time skiing, and carried that activity into his adult life. Funny enough though, he is actually a better boarder than skier. He volunteers with the local avalanche centers, and climbs mountains where he lives - which is the Pacific Northwest, near Mt. Ranier. In his words, climbing gives him ample time to think.

He's married, and just moved into a house outside of the city. He has found a new hobby in being a home owner, which he says as a new platform to play with - cameras, sensors, sprinkler systems - etch. They have a dog, and if they are lucky enough to have kids one day, Erik hopes it will be easier than having a dog... and, that the kids won't bite him.

In a prior venture, Erik was the owner of bakeries. In developing certain channels for distribution, he ran into a problem where he didn't have visibility to his product at places he didn't control. He figured out the answer was cell phones, and a centralized location for entities to consume this information.

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]]> Erik Chelstad is a child of both coasts. In his life, he spent a lot of time skiing, and carried that activity into his adult life. Funny enough though, he is actually a better boarder than skier. He volunteers with the local avalanche centers, and climbs mountains where he lives - which is the Pacific Northwest, near Mt. Ranier. In his words, climbing gives him ample time to think.

He's married, and just moved into a house outside of the city. He has found a new hobby in being a home owner, which he says as a new platform to play with - cameras, sensors, sprinkler systems - etch. They have a dog, and if they are lucky enough to have kids one day, Erik hopes it will be easier than having a dog... and, that the kids won't bite him.

In a prior venture, Erik was the owner of bakeries. In developing certain channels for distribution, he ran into a problem where he didn't have visibility to his product at places he didn't control. He figured out the answer was cell phones, and a centralized location for entities to consume this information.

This is the creation story of Observa.

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]]> S4 E19: Daniel Gallancy, Atakama S4 E19: Daniel Gallancy, Atakama Tue, 11 May 2021 10:00:00 GMT 26:59 c43f0897-948f-445c-8373-f97f1c7f3d35 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f749 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f749 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Blockchain Cryptography Elsewhere full 4 19 Daniel Gallancy is a husband and father to an 18 month old son. He studied electrical engineering and physics in school, but ended up working in finance, doing diligence on tech companies for an investment fund. In 2011, he discovered bitcoin and became enamored with the concept. At that time, he bought 1 whole bitcoin for $4 dollars. Looking back, he obviously wishes he would have bought more. We got into an interesting conversation about ICO's - initial coin offerings - and tokens in general, around how companies drive up the value of said tokens through usage, rather than business profit. In his words, he saw the ICO world as a regulatory arbitrage, which didn't make for a good investment, but did make an interesting story.

In 2013, he decided to leave the hedge fund world - IE his nice cushy job - and pursue something in the crypto world. Ultimately, he realized that some of the more interesting concepts being used in crypto - specifically, distributed key management - could be used in solutions outside of the block chain world. In a discussion with his co-founder, they figured out that solutions like this didn't exist, and that they wanted to build it.

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]]> Daniel Gallancy is a husband and father to an 18 month old son. He studied electrical engineering and physics in school, but ended up working in finance, doing diligence on tech companies for an investment fund. In 2011, he discovered bitcoin and became enamored with the concept. At that time, he bought 1 whole bitcoin for $4 dollars. Looking back, he obviously wishes he would have bought more. We got into an interesting conversation about ICO's - initial coin offerings - and tokens in general, around how companies drive up the value of said tokens through usage, rather than business profit. In his words, he saw the ICO world as a regulatory arbitrage, which didn't make for a good investment, but did make an interesting story.

In 2013, he decided to leave the hedge fund world - IE his nice cushy job - and pursue something in the crypto world. Ultimately, he realized that some of the more interesting concepts being used in crypto - specifically, distributed key management - could be used in solutions outside of the block chain world. In a discussion with his co-founder, they figured out that solutions like this didn't exist, and that they wanted to build it.

This is the creation story of Atakama.

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]]> S4 Bonus: Erik Fogg, ProdPerfect S4 Bonus: Erik Fogg, ProdPerfect Thu, 06 May 2021 10:00:00 GMT 43:20 7e15a9f3-b2b2-48b8-a9ef-937fcb0eed5e false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74a 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74a 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Changing the QA Landscape bonus 4 Erik Fogg attended MIT, but failed his intro to computer science classes. It was at that point, that he punted over to mechanical engineering. So as you could guess, Erik is not the tech guy - but, he does know enough to be dangerous. He loves to work with his hands, and has a professional history in solving old problems in new ways.

Speaking of working with his hands, he likes to create comic con gear (at the time of the recording he had a captain America shield made out of an old satellite in his office). He's also a huge comic book and sports card collector, and he actually mentors several startups involved in pricing & liquidity around collectibles. Outside of that, he hosts a podcast around the topic of politics, polarization, and tribalism.

Early 2018, Erik's co-founder started working through the traditional problems of QA testing. After getting fed up with it, he decided that he just needed to build his own solution, and needed someone to help him turn it into a business. Erik joined the team, and has been changing the QA testing landscape ever since.

This is the creation story of ProdPerfect.

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]]> Erik Fogg attended MIT, but failed his intro to computer science classes. It was at that point, that he punted over to mechanical engineering. So as you could guess, Erik is not the tech guy - but, he does know enough to be dangerous. He loves to work with his hands, and has a professional history in solving old problems in new ways.

Speaking of working with his hands, he likes to create comic con gear (at the time of the recording he had a captain America shield made out of an old satellite in his office). He's also a huge comic book and sports card collector, and he actually mentors several startups involved in pricing & liquidity around collectibles. Outside of that, he hosts a podcast around the topic of politics, polarization, and tribalism.

Early 2018, Erik's co-founder started working through the traditional problems of QA testing. After getting fed up with it, he decided that he just needed to build his own solution, and needed someone to help him turn it into a business. Erik joined the team, and has been changing the QA testing landscape ever since.

This is the creation story of ProdPerfect.

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]]> S4 E18: Lior Sion, Bringg S4 E18: Lior Sion, Bringg Tue, 04 May 2021 10:00:00 GMT 28:49 ed7c317f-4696-4828-8edb-e5f08643b1f4 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74b 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74b 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Delightful Final Mile Logistics full 4 18 Lior Sion has been doing tech for 30 years, since he was in High School. He is married with 2 amazing and a dog (a Vizsla to be specific), and is in his mid 40s. He is passionate about ultra running, which is anything larger than a marathon... which can equate to 5-6 hours of running. Yep, you heard that right. He loves the contrast between being outdoors and computers, and typically runs the trails and rivers around where he lives.

Around 8 or 9 years ago, Amazon was a losing company - as in, they are losing money. At the time, Lior was CTO of a ride hailing company in Europe, where he gained great understanding around logistics in this industry. He realized that though companies like Amazon and Uber could create connected and seamless service for their customers, the rest of the world would have difficult building platforms around logistics, customer ownership, and visibility. Lior and his co-founders decided to create an operating system, enabling these types of players to achieve this out of the box.

This is the creation story of Bringg.

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]]> Lior Sion has been doing tech for 30 years, since he was in High School. He is married with 2 amazing and a dog (a Vizsla to be specific), and is in his mid 40s. He is passionate about ultra running, which is anything larger than a marathon... which can equate to 5-6 hours of running. Yep, you heard that right. He loves the contrast between being outdoors and computers, and typically runs the trails and rivers around where he lives.

Around 8 or 9 years ago, Amazon was a losing company - as in, they are losing money. At the time, Lior was CTO of a ride hailing company in Europe, where he gained great understanding around logistics in this industry. He realized that though companies like Amazon and Uber could create connected and seamless service for their customers, the rest of the world would have difficult building platforms around logistics, customer ownership, and visibility. Lior and his co-founders decided to create an operating system, enabling these types of players to achieve this out of the box.

This is the creation story of Bringg.

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]]> S4 Bonus: Justin Mitchell, Yac S4 Bonus: Justin Mitchell, Yac Thu, 29 Apr 2021 10:00:00 GMT 39:08 f94d427c-c67b-44b2-9f43-efcff3747cc6 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74c 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74c 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb High Bandwidth Communication, Sans Meetings bonus 4 Justin Mitchell started off wanting to be an actor, dreaming of going off to work for Disney or doing movies. He loved being on the stage, playing sports, and overall, being the center of attention. He loves video games, reading, and generally - he loves making things.

He is married with 2 foster boys, and is expecting a new addition soon. And, a lot of the stuff he is building on the side centers around his family. For example, he's creating a solution to incentivize his kids to be human beings - put on deodorant, clean their room, etc - by rewarding them with redeemable tokens, allowing them to cash them in for toys, screen time, or other things.

To top it off, the solution he is building is such that it's designed to be a kit - for parents and kids to build the system as a bonding exercise. As a Dad - I think this is absolutely brilliant.

He noticed over the years of working remote that the accepted culture of getting stuff done was to have meetings all day. He and his team started thinking about how to increase the amount of communication that happened during the day, without increasing the number of meetings.

This is the creation story of Yac.

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]]> Justin Mitchell started off wanting to be an actor, dreaming of going off to work for Disney or doing movies. He loved being on the stage, playing sports, and overall, being the center of attention. He loves video games, reading, and generally - he loves making things.

He is married with 2 foster boys, and is expecting a new addition soon. And, a lot of the stuff he is building on the side centers around his family. For example, he's creating a solution to incentivize his kids to be human beings - put on deodorant, clean their room, etc - by rewarding them with redeemable tokens, allowing them to cash them in for toys, screen time, or other things.

To top it off, the solution he is building is such that it's designed to be a kit - for parents and kids to build the system as a bonding exercise. As a Dad - I think this is absolutely brilliant.

He noticed over the years of working remote that the accepted culture of getting stuff done was to have meetings all day. He and his team started thinking about how to increase the amount of communication that happened during the day, without increasing the number of meetings.

This is the creation story of Yac.

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]]> S4 E17: Matt DeBergalis, Apollo GraphQL S4 E17: Matt DeBergalis, Apollo GraphQL Tue, 27 Apr 2021 10:00:00 GMT 34:29 29b06ce8-3049-472f-a832-44e1056108b7 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74d 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74d 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Build Applications Faster with Apollo full 4 17 Matt DeBergalis has been into tech since he was a boy, playing games like Flight Simulator on his Commodore 64 and reviewing the schematics in the handbook. To Matt, computers are tools to make things possible... and enable people to do it quickly. He loves community building, with his background in politics, and he loves the open source world. He finds that it's a powerful force for organizing people to create what wasn't possible before.

He lives in San Francisco, with his wife and 6 year old. And he's a private pilot, owning his own plane. When asked how he balances all he has going on, he quickly replies that anything worth doing is going to require hard work. For him, this is his family, flights and code adventures.

Previously, Matt co-wrote an open source product called Meteor, attempting to make it simpler and faster to write JS applications. At the core of the tool, there was a capability to write a query to move data around, instead of writing the code. They took that capability, and formed what they are focused on today.

This is the creation story of Apollo GraphQL.

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]]> Matt DeBergalis has been into tech since he was a boy, playing games like Flight Simulator on his Commodore 64 and reviewing the schematics in the handbook. To Matt, computers are tools to make things possible... and enable people to do it quickly. He loves community building, with his background in politics, and he loves the open source world. He finds that it's a powerful force for organizing people to create what wasn't possible before.

He lives in San Francisco, with his wife and 6 year old. And he's a private pilot, owning his own plane. When asked how he balances all he has going on, he quickly replies that anything worth doing is going to require hard work. For him, this is his family, flights and code adventures.

Previously, Matt co-wrote an open source product called Meteor, attempting to make it simpler and faster to write JS applications. At the core of the tool, there was a capability to write a query to move data around, instead of writing the code. They took that capability, and formed what they are focused on today.

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]]> S4 Bonus: Dave MacLeod, ThoughtExchange S4 Bonus: Dave MacLeod, ThoughtExchange Thu, 22 Apr 2021 10:00:00 GMT 33:00 3933a1ac-d43f-4f40-8610-006d43c2ec3c false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74e 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74e 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Aggregating Whats Important from Diverse Viewpoints bonus 4 As an interesting turn to the guests I have on the podcast, Dave MacLeod is not a technologist by trade. He is a serial entrepreneur, and an old school face to face facilitator, who cares a lot about what people have to say and feel. He came out of college having taken every course under the sun, and getting zero degrees.. which prepared him perfectly to be a consultant.

He lives in a small ski town called Rossland, in British Columbia. And it's important to him to be a good Dad, a good Son, and a good member of his community.

Along the way, he got to do some interesting and complex work, where he heard voices representing many different viewpoints. In doing this, he picked up some facilitation techniques to figure out what was important within the diverse groups of people he was working with. He got hooked up with some people building software to solve a similar problem.

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]]> As an interesting turn to the guests I have on the podcast, Dave MacLeod is not a technologist by trade. He is a serial entrepreneur, and an old school face to face facilitator, who cares a lot about what people have to say and feel. He came out of college having taken every course under the sun, and getting zero degrees.. which prepared him perfectly to be a consultant.

He lives in a small ski town called Rossland, in British Columbia. And it's important to him to be a good Dad, a good Son, and a good member of his community.

Along the way, he got to do some interesting and complex work, where he heard voices representing many different viewpoints. In doing this, he picked up some facilitation techniques to figure out what was important within the diverse groups of people he was working with. He got hooked up with some people building software to solve a similar problem.

This is the creation story of ThoughtExchange.

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]]> S4 E16: Meetesh Karia, The Zebra S4 E16: Meetesh Karia, The Zebra Tue, 20 Apr 2021 10:00:00 GMT 34:51 6ff18e50-dc3c-4659-90fc-973f4497ac5e false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74f 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f74f 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Making Insurance Black and White full 4 16 The tech career of Meetesh Karia started early, as his father was an electrical engineer bringing home a TRS80 with a tape drive. Computers just clicked, as he dialed into BBS systems, built computers installed with Slackware & Linux. Early on, he also dabbled in AI (is that even a thing?), building neural networks to predict weather patterns.

He has played competitive sports for years - in fact, he has won a national championship in the masters division of ultimate frisbee (and met his wife playing the sport as well). He bases a lot of his leadership philosophy in tech around what he has learned from sports. Self proclaimed - he's one of those people that can't just sit still.

In January 2013, he was approached to create and own the technology and team around a product that allowed people to compare insurance providers - from scratch. Meetesh made the decision to onboard and started the journey to build the Zebra.

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]]> The tech career of Meetesh Karia started early, as his father was an electrical engineer bringing home a TRS80 with a tape drive. Computers just clicked, as he dialed into BBS systems, built computers installed with Slackware & Linux. Early on, he also dabbled in AI (is that even a thing?), building neural networks to predict weather patterns.

He has played competitive sports for years - in fact, he has won a national championship in the masters division of ultimate frisbee (and met his wife playing the sport as well). He bases a lot of his leadership philosophy in tech around what he has learned from sports. Self proclaimed - he's one of those people that can't just sit still.

In January 2013, he was approached to create and own the technology and team around a product that allowed people to compare insurance providers - from scratch. Meetesh made the decision to onboard and started the journey to build the Zebra.

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]]> S4 Bonus: Jason Riedel, Aspireship S4 Bonus: Jason Riedel, Aspireship Thu, 15 Apr 2021 10:00:00 GMT 27:48 b0b7b2a0-3f28-4c8d-b160-8a4270cffe7c false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f750 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f750 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Transforming your SaaS Sales Career bonus 4 Jason Riedel was drawn to technology as a 9 year old. He knew what he wanted to do with his life, falling into the tech world - and as such, he didn't attend college.

Music was his first love (or second, he debates which came first), though he is not a musician. He has produced music in the past, creating beats for artists. Interesting fact about Jason - he ran a hip hop label for 8 years on the side. The way he puts it, he used to make money through IT and spend money through building a hip hop label. He's married with 2 kids, and is into nutrition - though that tends to fall to the wayside, cause kids will only eat what they are going to eat.

Starting as a nights and weekends side project, he and his co-founder created a way for driven individuals to transform their future through learning and opportunity.

This is the creation story of AspireShip.

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]]> Jason Riedel was drawn to technology as a 9 year old. He knew what he wanted to do with his life, falling into the tech world - and as such, he didn't attend college.

Music was his first love (or second, he debates which came first), though he is not a musician. He has produced music in the past, creating beats for artists. Interesting fact about Jason - he ran a hip hop label for 8 years on the side. The way he puts it, he used to make money through IT and spend money through building a hip hop label. He's married with 2 kids, and is into nutrition - though that tends to fall to the wayside, cause kids will only eat what they are going to eat.

Starting as a nights and weekends side project, he and his co-founder created a way for driven individuals to transform their future through learning and opportunity.

This is the creation story of AspireShip.

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]]> S4 E15: Beerud Sheth, Gupshup S4 E15: Beerud Sheth, Gupshup Tue, 13 Apr 2021 10:00:00 GMT 32:34 6a080690-2be9-44dc-9944-a431e3645ec5 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f751 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f751 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Connecting Enterprises Directly to Consumers full 4 15 Beerud Sheth grew up in Mumbai, India, and attended undergrad in Bombay. For graduate school, he came to the states to study at MIT, and then did a short stint in Wall Street before moving into the entrepreneurial world.

He lives in the Bay Area, and enjoys hiking, working out and spending time with his family. He loves the Bay Area for these things, but also because of the community of ideation. The way he puts it, someone is always doing something interesting, and he really enjoys that. Besides business books, he leans towards reading biographies and books about the history of tech and business.

Previously, he founded Elance, which is now Upwork, pioneering online freelancing. Twelve or so years ago, he noticed a key insight, in that the mobile revolution was happening all around. Within this, the lowest common denominator was text messages, in that not everyone had a smart phone. This got him asking the question - how interesting can these experiences be?

This is the creation story of Gupshup.

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]]> Beerud Sheth grew up in Mumbai, India, and attended undergrad in Bombay. For graduate school, he came to the states to study at MIT, and then did a short stint in Wall Street before moving into the entrepreneurial world.

He lives in the Bay Area, and enjoys hiking, working out and spending time with his family. He loves the Bay Area for these things, but also because of the community of ideation. The way he puts it, someone is always doing something interesting, and he really enjoys that. Besides business books, he leans towards reading biographies and books about the history of tech and business.

Previously, he founded Elance, which is now Upwork, pioneering online freelancing. Twelve or so years ago, he noticed a key insight, in that the mobile revolution was happening all around. Within this, the lowest common denominator was text messages, in that not everyone had a smart phone. This got him asking the question - how interesting can these experiences be?

This is the creation story of Gupshup.

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]]> S4 Bonus: Greg Schier, Insomnia S4 Bonus: Greg Schier, Insomnia Thu, 08 Apr 2021 10:00:00 GMT 27:16 961a46e5-3228-43d0-8286-2fab347b6c31 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f752 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f752 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Interact with the Part of the Internet... not meant for humans. bonus 4 Greg Schier grew up in a small town, without a lot of opportunity. He rode BMX bikes and skate boards, and spent a lot of time building ramps and jumps for them both. At that time... he had no idea what programming entailed. He went to university and it was at that point that he learned about programming, after spending some time in mechanical engineering and then moving over to coding.

He recently moved outside of Montreal, into a house with chickens... and he now finds himself getting into homesteading, gardening, and wood working - creating many improvements around his place to increase the quality of life. The way he describes it, he is midway to a life change towards analog hobbies away from the digital world and the city.

While he was working for a company making a transactional email API, he realized that they didn't have a good way to interact with said API. There needed to be an easy way to interact with the solution as a customer, as a developer, etc. His tool, which ended up taking off, was born out of trying to solve this problem.

This is the creation story of Insomnia.

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]]> Greg Schier grew up in a small town, without a lot of opportunity. He rode BMX bikes and skate boards, and spent a lot of time building ramps and jumps for them both. At that time... he had no idea what programming entailed. He went to university and it was at that point that he learned about programming, after spending some time in mechanical engineering and then moving over to coding.

He recently moved outside of Montreal, into a house with chickens... and he now finds himself getting into homesteading, gardening, and wood working - creating many improvements around his place to increase the quality of life. The way he describes it, he is midway to a life change towards analog hobbies away from the digital world and the city.

While he was working for a company making a transactional email API, he realized that they didn't have a good way to interact with said API. There needed to be an easy way to interact with the solution as a customer, as a developer, etc. His tool, which ended up taking off, was born out of trying to solve this problem.

This is the creation story of Insomnia.

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]]> S4 E14: Bryon Jacob, data.world S4 E14: Bryon Jacob, data.world Tue, 06 Apr 2021 10:00:00 GMT 44:02 b4a160cf-3293-40db-bbe9-8a20de155776 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f753 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f753 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 4 14 Bryon Jacob is a family man with 4 kids, from ages 11 down. With a young startup and family, his hobbies has suffered some, but during the pandemic, he was able to pick back up music, specifically playing the keyboard. He's an avid reader, mostly sci-fi and loves to play strategy board games. His family and he tend to play games like Puerto Rico and Ticket to Ride, which is simple enough for his 6 year old to compete.

He and his co-founders have created a massive, open community for data. Users can sign up for free, bring their data catalogue, and analyze any data outside of that. In doing so, they have seen traction of nearly a million users in the eco-system, along with enterprise users with a private, internal data eco-system - all based in the cloud, and fully integrated.

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]]> Bryon Jacob is a family man with 4 kids, from ages 11 down. With a young startup and family, his hobbies has suffered some, but during the pandemic, he was able to pick back up music, specifically playing the keyboard. He's an avid reader, mostly sci-fi and loves to play strategy board games. His family and he tend to play games like Puerto Rico and Ticket to Ride, which is simple enough for his 6 year old to compete.

He and his co-founders have created a massive, open community for data. Users can sign up for free, bring their data catalogue, and analyze any data outside of that. In doing so, they have seen traction of nearly a million users in the eco-system, along with enterprise users with a private, internal data eco-system - all based in the cloud, and fully integrated.

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]]> S4 Bonus: The Yield Podcast by Yieldstreet S4 Bonus: The Yield Podcast by Yieldstreet Thu, 01 Apr 2021 10:00:00 GMT 35:04 c44d8470-51a2-4c13-9875-213a89d28b2f false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f754 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f754 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Reinventing Fintech bonus 4 Original episode:

https://the-yield.simplecast.com/episodes/reinventing-the-wheel-trends-challenges-in-fintech


Episode Notes

The evolution of FinTech has come an impressively long way in a short period of time, but the transformation is far from over. In today’s episode, Yieldstreet’s CTO Hrishi Dixit and Noah Labhart, Co-Founder and CTO at Veryable, discuss the evolution of finance through technology, from updating archaic systems to blockchain hype and the impact of legislation on this developing industry.


Key Takeaways:

[2:24] Noah’s journey from corporate America to tech entrepreneur.

[5:15] Challenges and complexities of building a profitable platform.

[8:10] Key factors that have enabled the commoditizing of APIs.

[13:17] Steps to help develop a strong and updated infrastructure ecosystem.

[17:26] Blockchain hype, facts and its potential to upgrade archaic systems.

[23:39] The impact of state legislation that is targeted at the gig economy.

[25:03] Will the marketplace have an influence on new legislation?

[26:23] What’s coming next in fintech reinvention and innovation?

[28:50] Will legislation have a positive or negative impact on the gig economy?

[30:42] Yieldstreet offerings are required to comply with regulations.


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]]> Original episode:

https://the-yield.simplecast.com/episodes/reinventing-the-wheel-trends-challenges-in-fintech


Episode Notes

The evolution of FinTech has come an impressively long way in a short period of time, but the transformation is far from over. In today’s episode, Yieldstreet’s CTO Hrishi Dixit and Noah Labhart, Co-Founder and CTO at Veryable, discuss the evolution of finance through technology, from updating archaic systems to blockchain hype and the impact of legislation on this developing industry.


Key Takeaways:

[2:24] Noah’s journey from corporate America to tech entrepreneur.

[5:15] Challenges and complexities of building a profitable platform.

[8:10] Key factors that have enabled the commoditizing of APIs.

[13:17] Steps to help develop a strong and updated infrastructure ecosystem.

[17:26] Blockchain hype, facts and its potential to upgrade archaic systems.

[23:39] The impact of state legislation that is targeted at the gig economy.

[25:03] Will the marketplace have an influence on new legislation?

[26:23] What’s coming next in fintech reinvention and innovation?

[28:50] Will legislation have a positive or negative impact on the gig economy?

[30:42] Yieldstreet offerings are required to comply with regulations.


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Yieldstreet

Veryable


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https://the-yield.simplecast.com/episodes/reinventing-the-wheel-trends-challenges-in-fintech

 



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]]> S4 E13: Troy Goode, Courier S4 E13: Troy Goode, Courier Tue, 30 Mar 2021 10:00:00 GMT 27:10 cdeae1d6-d7dd-4830-88b6-20b8c3988fcc false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f755 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f755 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 4 13 Troy Goode is based in San Francisco, with his family of 3 kids. They are 10, 8 and 2... so they are back in diapers. He finds family life super rewarding, and loves to go outside, to the park, and spend time with his family.


His parents had a boat when he was growing up, and they lived in a rural area. He used to sail down (as a spectator, not a sailor) a nearby river in Virginia. As he got older, he missed the simple peace yet required work that came with sailing - so he picked it back up as an adult.


He's worked on several startups as a VP of Engineering and CTO. At one point he was building a collaboration tool, and he was trying to mimic the hierarchy of Slack notifications. He figured it out it was not only difficult to build... but every developer was recreating this in their solution. He decided to build it one last time.


This is the creation story of Courier.


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]]> Troy Goode is based in San Francisco, with his family of 3 kids. They are 10, 8 and 2... so they are back in diapers. He finds family life super rewarding, and loves to go outside, to the park, and spend time with his family.


His parents had a boat when he was growing up, and they lived in a rural area. He used to sail down (as a spectator, not a sailor) a nearby river in Virginia. As he got older, he missed the simple peace yet required work that came with sailing - so he picked it back up as an adult.


He's worked on several startups as a VP of Engineering and CTO. At one point he was building a collaboration tool, and he was trying to mimic the hierarchy of Slack notifications. He figured it out it was not only difficult to build... but every developer was recreating this in their solution. He decided to build it one last time.


This is the creation story of Courier.


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]]> S4 Bonus: Rens ter Weijde S4 Bonus: Rens ter Weijde Thu, 25 Mar 2021 10:00:00 GMT 19:02 66af85bd-4f99-485a-8b0b-7133eef9b191 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f756 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f756 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb AI to Build your Content Learning Journey bonus 4 Rens ter Weijde lives in Amsterdam with his 3 month old daughter, who he enjoys very much. And, he considers himself quite lucky cause his girlfriend does most of the work. He's an avid kitesurfer, and he likes to be outdoors on the water. He started wave surfing and did it for 8 years, but found it incredibly difficult. He switched to kite surfing 6 years ago, and finds it much more enjoyable.


He was a strategy consultant for 10 years, but then he hit a wall at one point and decided to move on to something new... and that new thing was AI. When he attempted to break into the space and become educated, he had to manually string together courses and content by himself. As he went through this process, he thought this process can be optimized, or done in a better way.


This is the creation story of KIMO.


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]]> Rens ter Weijde lives in Amsterdam with his 3 month old daughter, who he enjoys very much. And, he considers himself quite lucky cause his girlfriend does most of the work. He's an avid kitesurfer, and he likes to be outdoors on the water. He started wave surfing and did it for 8 years, but found it incredibly difficult. He switched to kite surfing 6 years ago, and finds it much more enjoyable.


He was a strategy consultant for 10 years, but then he hit a wall at one point and decided to move on to something new... and that new thing was AI. When he attempted to break into the space and become educated, he had to manually string together courses and content by himself. As he went through this process, he thought this process can be optimized, or done in a better way.


This is the creation story of KIMO.


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]]> S4 E12: Richard Barkley, Cloudsnap S4 E12: Richard Barkley, Cloudsnap Tue, 23 Mar 2021 10:00:00 GMT 33:07 dc6b551f-b2c9-497c-970a-a5ef6e079af2 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f757 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f757 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Integrating your Enterprise full 4 12 Richard Barkley is a big traveller, and has been all around the world. The first business he started doing was doing non profit work in Uganda. He is a family man. Adopted several children from China, so he's been there. A few times. In total, he has 6 kids - 3 biological and 3 adopted.


He graduated with a finance degree, then taught himself how to code. After having a few engineering jobs, he then started his own businesses. He is a lifelong learner and reads a ton... currently reading former President Obama's latest book. But in fact, he reads all types of books - biographies, tech books, economics... even books about extraterrestrials.


After working for Dell, he grew tired of not moving the needle much, no matter how hard he worked. So he started a company called Nuvola Networks, innovating around e-learning. While doing this, he noticed how manual the flow of information was between antiquated systems for larger companies and enterprises. He thought - why don't we automate this?


This is the creation story of Cloudsnap.


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]]> Richard Barkley is a big traveller, and has been all around the world. The first business he started doing was doing non profit work in Uganda. He is a family man. Adopted several children from China, so he's been there. A few times. In total, he has 6 kids - 3 biological and 3 adopted.


He graduated with a finance degree, then taught himself how to code. After having a few engineering jobs, he then started his own businesses. He is a lifelong learner and reads a ton... currently reading former President Obama's latest book. But in fact, he reads all types of books - biographies, tech books, economics... even books about extraterrestrials.


After working for Dell, he grew tired of not moving the needle much, no matter how hard he worked. So he started a company called Nuvola Networks, innovating around e-learning. While doing this, he noticed how manual the flow of information was between antiquated systems for larger companies and enterprises. He thought - why don't we automate this?


This is the creation story of Cloudsnap.


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]]> S4 Bonus: Cameron Moreau, Gozova S4 Bonus: Cameron Moreau, Gozova Thu, 18 Mar 2021 10:00:00 GMT 27:18 1f0d779d-5abb-4915-813a-7937f10f48c9 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f758 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f758 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Move Anything. Simply. bonus 4 Cameron Moreau grew up in DFW, more on the Dallas side of Texas. Early on in life, he thought he was going to have a career in music cause he loved it. Eventually though, he discovered programming and went to school at the University of Texas at Arlington, studying computer science.


He spends a lot of time with his dog Twix, bike riding, rock climbing, and staying outdoors when he can. Note... he didn't get into rock climbing until he moved to San Francisco, because - its not really a thing in the flat lands of Texas.


Post school, he spent some time in the Bay Area, working for technology startups. He lived the Silicon Valley dream, coding at Pivotal and OpenDoor, pair programming with amazing developers and people.


When he was a sophomore in college, he ran a group at UTA and organized hackathons. He started to kick around an idea to give people access to a truck when they need it - to enable them to move & deliver large items.


This is the creation story of Gozova.


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]]> Cameron Moreau grew up in DFW, more on the Dallas side of Texas. Early on in life, he thought he was going to have a career in music cause he loved it. Eventually though, he discovered programming and went to school at the University of Texas at Arlington, studying computer science.


He spends a lot of time with his dog Twix, bike riding, rock climbing, and staying outdoors when he can. Note... he didn't get into rock climbing until he moved to San Francisco, because - its not really a thing in the flat lands of Texas.


Post school, he spent some time in the Bay Area, working for technology startups. He lived the Silicon Valley dream, coding at Pivotal and OpenDoor, pair programming with amazing developers and people.


When he was a sophomore in college, he ran a group at UTA and organized hackathons. He started to kick around an idea to give people access to a truck when they need it - to enable them to move & deliver large items.


This is the creation story of Gozova.


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]]> S4 E11: Arjun Narayan, Materialize S4 E11: Arjun Narayan, Materialize Tue, 16 Mar 2021 10:00:00 GMT 25:59 9fc74c6c-9f04-4caf-b696-fed52784d47b false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f759 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f759 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Streaming Data for your Application full 4 11 Arjun Narayan grew up in India, programming as a kid. He came to America for college, thrown into the scene cold but really liked it. He studied computer science at Williams College in Massachusetts, and did his PHD at Penn, focusing on distributed systems, security, privacy and scalability. His doctorate taught him how to write at length, but out of the norm, he knew early on he didn't want to be an academic.


He is married, with a young son - and he really enjoys being a father. Today, his life consists of his startup and his young family, which are about the same age.


As he was as grad student doing his PHD, he came across a set of papers written by his co-founder - about a more capable, incremental compute engine. After several years of persuasion, Arjun convinced him that they needed to start a company to commercialize the solution.


This is the creation story of Materialize.


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]]> Arjun Narayan grew up in India, programming as a kid. He came to America for college, thrown into the scene cold but really liked it. He studied computer science at Williams College in Massachusetts, and did his PHD at Penn, focusing on distributed systems, security, privacy and scalability. His doctorate taught him how to write at length, but out of the norm, he knew early on he didn't want to be an academic.


He is married, with a young son - and he really enjoys being a father. Today, his life consists of his startup and his young family, which are about the same age.


As he was as grad student doing his PHD, he came across a set of papers written by his co-founder - about a more capable, incremental compute engine. After several years of persuasion, Arjun convinced him that they needed to start a company to commercialize the solution.


This is the creation story of Materialize.


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]]> S4 E10: Steve Caldwell, Mandolin S4 E10: Steve Caldwell, Mandolin Tue, 09 Mar 2021 11:00:00 GMT 27:23 13749fa8-dbc3-40c8-8be2-ef73869778c5 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75a 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75a 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 4 10 Steve Caldwell lives in Louisville, Kentucky - but grew up in South Louisiana, in cajun country. In the 90's he loved seeing things he typed on the screen come to life, as he built website in Frontpage 95. As he got into his 20's, he wanted to jump into professional dev. He's got 3 kids in elementary school - so with the pandemic, its been quite interesting having everybody at home. He's relatively new to Kentucky, but hopes to get out and do the bourbon trail when the timing is right. He enjoys playing music, composing, and DJ'ing.


As he puts it, he enjoys combining his passion for music with his passion for technology. In startup land, you have to be able to adlib and be flexible to change, understand your customers, and to skate where the puck is so to speak. Its the same in music - feeling the crowd, responding to your band, etc. - which is a really interesting parallel.


As the COVID pandemic decimated live music events, Steve was caught in a related riff. He found himself networking for his next gig, and while doing so, started to chat with his now co-founders about a new opportunity... where musicians could interact with fans in new ways.


This is the creation story of Mandolin.


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]]> Steve Caldwell lives in Louisville, Kentucky - but grew up in South Louisiana, in cajun country. In the 90's he loved seeing things he typed on the screen come to life, as he built website in Frontpage 95. As he got into his 20's, he wanted to jump into professional dev. He's got 3 kids in elementary school - so with the pandemic, its been quite interesting having everybody at home. He's relatively new to Kentucky, but hopes to get out and do the bourbon trail when the timing is right. He enjoys playing music, composing, and DJ'ing.


As he puts it, he enjoys combining his passion for music with his passion for technology. In startup land, you have to be able to adlib and be flexible to change, understand your customers, and to skate where the puck is so to speak. Its the same in music - feeling the crowd, responding to your band, etc. - which is a really interesting parallel.


As the COVID pandemic decimated live music events, Steve was caught in a related riff. He found himself networking for his next gig, and while doing so, started to chat with his now co-founders about a new opportunity... where musicians could interact with fans in new ways.


This is the creation story of Mandolin.


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]]> S4 E9: Matt Forniciari, Gremlin S4 E9: Matt Forniciari, Gremlin Tue, 02 Mar 2021 11:00:00 GMT 28:03 a56239cb-c226-4c7f-9eb4-b385785d08f9 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75b 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75b 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Introducing your platform to a little chaos full 4 9 Matt Forniciari started his career at Amazon. First gig was on the availability team, but then he was tasked with emailing Jeff Bezo's directly about what was working & not working, which he rightfully so, says was stressful.


He spends a lot of time outdoors, reading, and mostly just away from tech. He is so immersed in tech during the day, that in his free time he prefers to do analog activities... and a lot of activities that require motion. In fact... he claims that his career after tech will be something like a park ranger, taking care of the outdoors.


While he was managing platforms for other companies - like Salesforce and Amazon - he was burning the midnight oil creating something to help build resiliency in your platform reliability. A solution based on the principles of chaos engineering.


This is the creation story of Gremlin.


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]]> Matt Forniciari started his career at Amazon. First gig was on the availability team, but then he was tasked with emailing Jeff Bezo's directly about what was working & not working, which he rightfully so, says was stressful.


He spends a lot of time outdoors, reading, and mostly just away from tech. He is so immersed in tech during the day, that in his free time he prefers to do analog activities... and a lot of activities that require motion. In fact... he claims that his career after tech will be something like a park ranger, taking care of the outdoors.


While he was managing platforms for other companies - like Salesforce and Amazon - he was burning the midnight oil creating something to help build resiliency in your platform reliability. A solution based on the principles of chaos engineering.


This is the creation story of Gremlin.


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]]> S4 Bonus: Richard Mensah, EllisX S4 Bonus: Richard Mensah, EllisX Thu, 25 Feb 2021 11:00:00 GMT 25:08 94f4f7f9-3a35-4b52-b883-10c011830a41 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75c 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75c 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Connecting the storytellers and the story publishers bonus 4 Originally from Ghana, Richard Mensah was born into an IT family. From an early age, Richard was the one fixing all of the family tech problems. He could see the potential in technology, to help aid in solving the problems his community was experiencing in Ghana. He loves his country, but he also realized that the US has more resources for innovation than his home country.


He is a huge music fan - and is a guitar player and singer. He sees the correlation between tech and music, and describes them both as understanding the rules but being able to bend them in your own way to make a product, service, or song. He also loves to dance. In fact, he recently tried to learn Salsa, which he mentions didn't go super great.


Previously, he founded a few startups and one thing he found was it was hard to scale startups past early adopters. When he met his co-founder, they immediately saw a gap in connecting startups, startup ideas and those that are looking for interesting stories. They decided to build a better way to do this.


This is the creation story of EllisX.


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]]> Originally from Ghana, Richard Mensah was born into an IT family. From an early age, Richard was the one fixing all of the family tech problems. He could see the potential in technology, to help aid in solving the problems his community was experiencing in Ghana. He loves his country, but he also realized that the US has more resources for innovation than his home country.


He is a huge music fan - and is a guitar player and singer. He sees the correlation between tech and music, and describes them both as understanding the rules but being able to bend them in your own way to make a product, service, or song. He also loves to dance. In fact, he recently tried to learn Salsa, which he mentions didn't go super great.


Previously, he founded a few startups and one thing he found was it was hard to scale startups past early adopters. When he met his co-founder, they immediately saw a gap in connecting startups, startup ideas and those that are looking for interesting stories. They decided to build a better way to do this.


This is the creation story of EllisX.


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]]> <![CDATA[S4 E8: Brendan & Matt, Fig]]> Tue, 23 Feb 2021 11:00:00 GMT 29:24 a9e91f3a-6a77-4250-a5c5-f7379c0c6fa9 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75d 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75d 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Command Line Makeover full 4 8 Brendan Falk is originally from Australia. Growing up, he was always into computers, sports, extra curricular activities - he was the kid who always had a side hustle going on. Once he got to college, he built a currency converting startup to help him pay his tuition fees... and he has been toying around with startup ideas ever since.


His partner, Matt Schrage, is from San Fran originally - and he confesses, that its hard to escape tech when you are from the area. He started coding as early a middle school, and hasn't stopped since. And outside of tech... he builds more tech! Tinkering with embedded hardware, robotics and mini-machines.


After applying to Y Combinator, they were invited to interview with the accelerator. During the interview, they decided to change from their original idea. After that, their YC partner advised them to pivot yet again... so change has been a regular occurrence for this team since the beginning. They realized that every time they went to get setup on a new project, they had to go through the same commands on the terminal, over and over again. Every time, they either forgot what they were, or encountered an issue with their environment that needed to be dug into. They thought, how can we solve the problem of making the terminal easier to use?


This is the creation story of Fig.


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]]> Brendan Falk is originally from Australia. Growing up, he was always into computers, sports, extra curricular activities - he was the kid who always had a side hustle going on. Once he got to college, he built a currency converting startup to help him pay his tuition fees... and he has been toying around with startup ideas ever since.


His partner, Matt Schrage, is from San Fran originally - and he confesses, that its hard to escape tech when you are from the area. He started coding as early a middle school, and hasn't stopped since. And outside of tech... he builds more tech! Tinkering with embedded hardware, robotics and mini-machines.


After applying to Y Combinator, they were invited to interview with the accelerator. During the interview, they decided to change from their original idea. After that, their YC partner advised them to pivot yet again... so change has been a regular occurrence for this team since the beginning. They realized that every time they went to get setup on a new project, they had to go through the same commands on the terminal, over and over again. Every time, they either forgot what they were, or encountered an issue with their environment that needed to be dug into. They thought, how can we solve the problem of making the terminal easier to use?


This is the creation story of Fig.


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]]> S4 Bonus: Jeff Meisner, Sector 5 Digital S4 Bonus: Jeff Meisner, Sector 5 Digital Thu, 18 Feb 2021 11:00:00 GMT 30:57 66345457-36f0-40a0-b7ae-9d4752e41c16 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75e 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75e 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb S5D Rush - A New Way to Connect with your Customers Virtually bonus 4 Jeff Meisner is an electrical engineering grad from Waterloo in Canada. Post college, he settled in to the DFW area, and worked for several tech companies, mostly on the business development side.


He loves to travel with his family - his wife of 34 years, 2 daughters & sons in laws, and a couple of grand dogs in the dachshund, beagle and black lab family. In addition to this, he enjoys watching sports, mainly golf and football. Fun fact, he has a 3rd degree black belt in taekwondo, but he doesn't keep up with the discipline anymore. Some of his biggest influences are the 10 commandments and the books - good to great, crossing the chasm, and traction.


He started his agency 6 years ago to create award winning live, 3d experiences for brands like American Airlines, Halliburton, Galderma and other large organizations. When COVID hit, live events were no more, which created a problem for his industry. In response to this, his team built a new platform to connect his clients to their customers... virtually.


This is the creation story of Sector 5 Digital, and S5D Rush.


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]]> Jeff Meisner is an electrical engineering grad from Waterloo in Canada. Post college, he settled in to the DFW area, and worked for several tech companies, mostly on the business development side.


He loves to travel with his family - his wife of 34 years, 2 daughters & sons in laws, and a couple of grand dogs in the dachshund, beagle and black lab family. In addition to this, he enjoys watching sports, mainly golf and football. Fun fact, he has a 3rd degree black belt in taekwondo, but he doesn't keep up with the discipline anymore. Some of his biggest influences are the 10 commandments and the books - good to great, crossing the chasm, and traction.


He started his agency 6 years ago to create award winning live, 3d experiences for brands like American Airlines, Halliburton, Galderma and other large organizations. When COVID hit, live events were no more, which created a problem for his industry. In response to this, his team built a new platform to connect his clients to their customers... virtually.


This is the creation story of Sector 5 Digital, and S5D Rush.


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]]> S4 E7: Dan Robinson, Heap S4 E7: Dan Robinson, Heap Tue, 16 Feb 2021 11:00:00 GMT 39:55 30c61c11-37d4-4771-bcde-b3eb8d90e74e false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75f 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f75f 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Answering your deepest product questions... through data. full 4 7 At 18 years old, Dan Robinson was 100% convinced that he was going to be a mathematician. He went to college at Stanford, and when he got there, he realized that math beyond high school was very different.. and as such, he didn't want to make that his day job. He always enjoyed making stuff, specifically with computers, and he started leaning into computer science and deep learning projects.


He loves to hike, and be outside with his friends. Recently, he has gotten addicted to chess online - though he claims he's not any good at it. So addicted, that he had to have his close friend hold onto his account password for him.


Dan is originally from Boston, which is his excuse for being direct and difficult to work with. In fact, he finds it so strange that people don't interrupt others more in the bay area.


Previously, the CEO of Dan's current venture was a PM at Facebook - and he couldn't get basic answers to how people used the platform. Similar problems were popping up for Dan at Palantir, causing long cycles just to get a single question answered. They both were thinking - there HAS to be a better way.


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]]> At 18 years old, Dan Robinson was 100% convinced that he was going to be a mathematician. He went to college at Stanford, and when he got there, he realized that math beyond high school was very different.. and as such, he didn't want to make that his day job. He always enjoyed making stuff, specifically with computers, and he started leaning into computer science and deep learning projects.


He loves to hike, and be outside with his friends. Recently, he has gotten addicted to chess online - though he claims he's not any good at it. So addicted, that he had to have his close friend hold onto his account password for him.


Dan is originally from Boston, which is his excuse for being direct and difficult to work with. In fact, he finds it so strange that people don't interrupt others more in the bay area.


Previously, the CEO of Dan's current venture was a PM at Facebook - and he couldn't get basic answers to how people used the platform. Similar problems were popping up for Dan at Palantir, causing long cycles just to get a single question answered. They both were thinking - there HAS to be a better way.


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]]> S4 E6: Mitchell Hashimoto, HashiCorp S4 E6: Mitchell Hashimoto, HashiCorp Tue, 09 Feb 2021 11:00:00 GMT 26:05 76940489-750c-4552-9eef-a18389c137f4 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f760 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f760 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Better Tooling for your Infrastructure full 4 6 Mitchell Hashimoto started programming in middle school, teaching himself how to code through open source libraries and zip files he could download on the internet. He is a pilot, and owns his own plane, which happens to be a Cirrus. He spends an hour a day studying or practicing flying, and even takes his wife and dog up every now and again, when there is something worth flying to and they can make the oxygen work for then dog.

He attended college at the University of Washington in Seattle, which was located equidistance from Amazon, Google and other cloud focused infrastructure companies. As you could guess, there was a huge focus on this topic while he was at school, and he was able to gain access to vast resources through his computer lab and research projects. It was these projects put the ideas in his head, on what he could make in order for infrastructure to work better.

This is the creation story of HashiCorp.

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]]> Mitchell Hashimoto started programming in middle school, teaching himself how to code through open source libraries and zip files he could download on the internet. He is a pilot, and owns his own plane, which happens to be a Cirrus. He spends an hour a day studying or practicing flying, and even takes his wife and dog up every now and again, when there is something worth flying to and they can make the oxygen work for then dog.

He attended college at the University of Washington in Seattle, which was located equidistance from Amazon, Google and other cloud focused infrastructure companies. As you could guess, there was a huge focus on this topic while he was at school, and he was able to gain access to vast resources through his computer lab and research projects. It was these projects put the ideas in his head, on what he could make in order for infrastructure to work better.

This is the creation story of HashiCorp.

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]]> S4 Bonus: Natalie Nagele, Wildbit S4 Bonus: Natalie Nagele, Wildbit Thu, 04 Feb 2021 11:00:00 GMT 42:06 8df6a239-8a61-4c43-8af3-681fa1617bce false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f761 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f761 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb 20 Years, Supporting Human Beings bonus 4 Natalie Nagele came to the states in 1989 as a Jewish refugee from Russia. She watched her parents go from nothing and utilizing furniture from trash, to building big businesses and supporting their family.


She met Chris, her husband when she was 18. And they have been working together ever since, as he is the co-founder of their business. They have 2 kids together, and love to travel - specifically to the Caribbean, since it is a quick flight from Philly (and of course, its warm). Despite that, she would love to live in Italy one day.


Their company started off as a remote consulting company, but launched their first product in 2003 - and they were immediately hooked. In 2009, they stopped doing client work and focused solely on products. And haven't looked back in 20 years.


This is the creation story of Wildbit.


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]]> Natalie Nagele came to the states in 1989 as a Jewish refugee from Russia. She watched her parents go from nothing and utilizing furniture from trash, to building big businesses and supporting their family.


She met Chris, her husband when she was 18. And they have been working together ever since, as he is the co-founder of their business. They have 2 kids together, and love to travel - specifically to the Caribbean, since it is a quick flight from Philly (and of course, its warm). Despite that, she would love to live in Italy one day.


Their company started off as a remote consulting company, but launched their first product in 2003 - and they were immediately hooked. In 2009, they stopped doing client work and focused solely on products. And haven't looked back in 20 years.


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]]> S4 E5: Daniel Hauschildt, Img.ly S4 E5: Daniel Hauschildt, Img.ly Tue, 02 Feb 2021 11:00:00 GMT 26:15 e1e1734c-4c84-4287-8b6c-1603d0eebede false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f762 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f762 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Building the engine for creativity full 4 5 Daniel Hauschildt lives in Germany, in a town called Bochum. He comes from a family of craftsmen, which means that he wasn't involved in tech at an early age. He stayed busy with friends and sports, more specifically archery, where he learned about patience, concentration and competition. In his younger years, he clung to a long bow, but steadily moved towards using a higher tech, compound bow in later years.


When he was 14 years old, he got into cracking video games, which lead him down the path of coding, and learning the assembly language. He recalls the first game he cracked was X Wing vs Tye Fighter.


In 2008, his current company started out as an image hosting service for Twitter (you may remember seeing the links while using the platform). When Twitter built their own, it pretty much shut down the first product. During that time, many customers of the agency 9 Elements were asking for tools around image processing, resizing, etc. So they started building a tool to do those things.


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]]> Daniel Hauschildt lives in Germany, in a town called Bochum. He comes from a family of craftsmen, which means that he wasn't involved in tech at an early age. He stayed busy with friends and sports, more specifically archery, where he learned about patience, concentration and competition. In his younger years, he clung to a long bow, but steadily moved towards using a higher tech, compound bow in later years.


When he was 14 years old, he got into cracking video games, which lead him down the path of coding, and learning the assembly language. He recalls the first game he cracked was X Wing vs Tye Fighter.


In 2008, his current company started out as an image hosting service for Twitter (you may remember seeing the links while using the platform). When Twitter built their own, it pretty much shut down the first product. During that time, many customers of the agency 9 Elements were asking for tools around image processing, resizing, etc. So they started building a tool to do those things.


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]]> S4 E4: Hrishi Dixit, Yieldstreet S4 E4: Hrishi Dixit, Yieldstreet Tue, 26 Jan 2021 11:00:00 GMT 43:53 2c538546-69b2-4ac7-a5d2-a5f3c64f05a2 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f763 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f763 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb The best way for alternative investments full 3 4 Hrishi Dixit was born and raised in India. He wrote his first program when he was 13 years old... and he was hooked on computers from that point forward. He comes from a family of teachers and book store owners, so he was kind of an outlier - and, as a kid, having a computer was a luxury that his family couldn't afford. In his undergrad, he studied mechanical engineering, as computer science wasn't available. However, he brought in programming as much as possible. His graduate studies were completed at Cornell, where he worked side by side with Xerox scientists on interesting micro-mechanical systems problems.


Books have always been a thing for Hrishi - loving the tactile sense of holding a book. He also enjoys a good whisky, along with traveling - and he'd love to retire living in Scotland within walking distance of Laguvulin.. if he can convince his wife to brave the winters in Scotland. He worked for Schlumberger for a while on robotic drilling tools, but then followed the activity in California, around the time where the internet was evolving and Google was taking shape. He wanted to be apart of that.


Towards the end of his time in San Fran, he worked in fintech - loving the connection point between math, science and software. He was the founding CTO of LearnVest, which was sold to Northwestern Mutual. Around the time of the sale, he met the founder of his current venture and joined the team as a consultant, and then advisor. During that time, he built out the makings of an alternative investment platform - in fact, the first of its kind.


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]]> Hrishi Dixit was born and raised in India. He wrote his first program when he was 13 years old... and he was hooked on computers from that point forward. He comes from a family of teachers and book store owners, so he was kind of an outlier - and, as a kid, having a computer was a luxury that his family couldn't afford. In his undergrad, he studied mechanical engineering, as computer science wasn't available. However, he brought in programming as much as possible. His graduate studies were completed at Cornell, where he worked side by side with Xerox scientists on interesting micro-mechanical systems problems.


Books have always been a thing for Hrishi - loving the tactile sense of holding a book. He also enjoys a good whisky, along with traveling - and he'd love to retire living in Scotland within walking distance of Laguvulin.. if he can convince his wife to brave the winters in Scotland. He worked for Schlumberger for a while on robotic drilling tools, but then followed the activity in California, around the time where the internet was evolving and Google was taking shape. He wanted to be apart of that.


Towards the end of his time in San Fran, he worked in fintech - loving the connection point between math, science and software. He was the founding CTO of LearnVest, which was sold to Northwestern Mutual. Around the time of the sale, he met the founder of his current venture and joined the team as a consultant, and then advisor. During that time, he built out the makings of an alternative investment platform - in fact, the first of its kind.


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]]> S4 E3: Davit Buniatyan, Activeloop S4 E3: Davit Buniatyan, Activeloop Tue, 19 Jan 2021 11:00:00 GMT 30:16 c20f3556-46d4-481a-9776-2534e91da91a false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f764 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f764 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Making machine learning more efficient full 4 3  Davit Buniatyan is originally from Armenia. He completed his high school years there, until he was 17, when he started to pursue his undergrad in the UK at UCL. He entered into his college years, excited about animation from seeing Pixar movies. He learned all about 3d models, graphics and rendering - but then found out there was no course or curriculum specially for animation. So he switched to comp sci, which ended up being perfect.


He is into swimming, tennis and shotokan - which is traditional Japanese karate. Along with these, he's been playing chess since he was 5 years old, and is an avid fan of the show Queen's Gambit on Netflix.


When he started in on his PHD at Princeton, he started working with large data sets to recreate neural networks. In doing so, he realized how much computational power was required to learn from even a small - large scale data set. With this, he set out to build a tool to make companies more efficient at learning from their data.


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]]>  Davit Buniatyan is originally from Armenia. He completed his high school years there, until he was 17, when he started to pursue his undergrad in the UK at UCL. He entered into his college years, excited about animation from seeing Pixar movies. He learned all about 3d models, graphics and rendering - but then found out there was no course or curriculum specially for animation. So he switched to comp sci, which ended up being perfect.


He is into swimming, tennis and shotokan - which is traditional Japanese karate. Along with these, he's been playing chess since he was 5 years old, and is an avid fan of the show Queen's Gambit on Netflix.


When he started in on his PHD at Princeton, he started working with large data sets to recreate neural networks. In doing so, he realized how much computational power was required to learn from even a small - large scale data set. With this, he set out to build a tool to make companies more efficient at learning from their data.


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]]> <![CDATA[S4 E2: Charlie & Chinmay, RidePanda]]> Tue, 12 Jan 2021 11:00:00 GMT 37:35 01fc6bba-37ad-449d-851d-545b9a99ed2f false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f765 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f765 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb The One Stop Micro-mobility Marketplace full 4 2 Charlie Depman grew up in Connecticut, then went to college in Canada - pursuing environmental studies. His first job out of college was to be the Asia regional coordinator for an environment NGO, or non-government organization. He writes short sci-fi stories, and as he was learning to code, he discovered that he could now create these future stories with code, rather than just write them. He's been into bicycles since his first trip to China, prior to college - and has bought, built and used many different types of bikes... including an ice bike with metal studded tires.


Chinmay Malaviya grew up in New Delhi with engineers as parents - so math and science was always a thing growing up. He ended up doing his undergrad in Singapore, studying computer science. Funny enough, he is the trained engineer in his current venture. After trying out big companies and computer research early on in his career, he realized that he didn't like either one. He took the leap into the startup world with Food Panda, and eventually got involved with Lime, the popular micro mobility platform. At Lime, Chinmay was exposed to the environmental challenges we are facing as a society, especially around transportation.


Charlie & Chinmay got together early in 2020, with a shared passion for reducing transportation related emissions by creating the one stop e-mobility shop - complete with a marketplace and vetting system for the best micro mobility options available.


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]]> Charlie Depman grew up in Connecticut, then went to college in Canada - pursuing environmental studies. His first job out of college was to be the Asia regional coordinator for an environment NGO, or non-government organization. He writes short sci-fi stories, and as he was learning to code, he discovered that he could now create these future stories with code, rather than just write them. He's been into bicycles since his first trip to China, prior to college - and has bought, built and used many different types of bikes... including an ice bike with metal studded tires.


Chinmay Malaviya grew up in New Delhi with engineers as parents - so math and science was always a thing growing up. He ended up doing his undergrad in Singapore, studying computer science. Funny enough, he is the trained engineer in his current venture. After trying out big companies and computer research early on in his career, he realized that he didn't like either one. He took the leap into the startup world with Food Panda, and eventually got involved with Lime, the popular micro mobility platform. At Lime, Chinmay was exposed to the environmental challenges we are facing as a society, especially around transportation.


Charlie & Chinmay got together early in 2020, with a shared passion for reducing transportation related emissions by creating the one stop e-mobility shop - complete with a marketplace and vetting system for the best micro mobility options available.


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]]> S4 Bonus: Tech Talks Daily S4 Bonus: Tech Talks Daily Fri, 08 Jan 2021 11:00:00 GMT 26:06 6120e996-70e5-4403-8031-00c4f50ec1ac false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f766 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f766 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Tech Talks Daily with Neil Hughes bonus 4 Veryable is a marketplace for on-demand labor for manufacturing and distribution, which provides businesses with higher productivity and fewer administrative burdens and workers with flexible work arrangements.


Noah Labhar is a startup founder, CTO, and podcast host. Noah shares his startup story and personal experience building an engineering team of non-CS grads.


In a tech startup, how do you get from an idea on the back of a napkin to a fully functioning product? Code Story is a podcast hosted by Noah featuring tech leaders, reflecting the roads they travelled and the products they created.


He interviews tech visionaries on his show, digging into the critical moments of what it takes to change an industry and build & lead a team that has your back. Code Story is a window into the digital startup world. In their own words, tech veterans share what it feels like to create a world-class product, how to recover from critical mistakes, and how to scale your solution to the masses.


We talk about all this and the shifting landscape for on-demand workers, and the tech hurdles Noah has overcome in his career.


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]]> Veryable is a marketplace for on-demand labor for manufacturing and distribution, which provides businesses with higher productivity and fewer administrative burdens and workers with flexible work arrangements.


Noah Labhar is a startup founder, CTO, and podcast host. Noah shares his startup story and personal experience building an engineering team of non-CS grads.


In a tech startup, how do you get from an idea on the back of a napkin to a fully functioning product? Code Story is a podcast hosted by Noah featuring tech leaders, reflecting the roads they travelled and the products they created.


He interviews tech visionaries on his show, digging into the critical moments of what it takes to change an industry and build & lead a team that has your back. Code Story is a window into the digital startup world. In their own words, tech veterans share what it feels like to create a world-class product, how to recover from critical mistakes, and how to scale your solution to the masses.


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]]> S4 E1: Sophy Lee, HopSkipDrive S4 E1: Sophy Lee, HopSkipDrive Tue, 05 Jan 2021 11:00:00 GMT 29:50 ee8ad874-5fcc-4116-8118-a8c6612fc23a false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f767 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f767 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Getting your kid from Point A to Point B - Safely full 4 1 Sophy Lee was born in China, but grew up in a lot of countries and places. She grew up in Australia, lived all over Texas, and went to Harvard for undergrad, studying economics. She is an avid bike racer, mainly on the road, and a triathlete. The combination of living in difference places, school, and racing lead her into the tech world. In fact, she moved to San Francisco to race - though he had taught herself to program post college and had an idea brewing in her head on how to become a better engineer in San Fran.


Sophy has been working on her current product for 6.5 years, starting at a different company formerly known as Shuttle. The product was built originally to map out a trip from point a to b, and have a driver give a protected ride to a child. Four years ago, her current company acquired the product, at which point she joined as CTO to lead the Technology & Information Security team.


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]]> Sophy Lee was born in China, but grew up in a lot of countries and places. She grew up in Australia, lived all over Texas, and went to Harvard for undergrad, studying economics. She is an avid bike racer, mainly on the road, and a triathlete. The combination of living in difference places, school, and racing lead her into the tech world. In fact, she moved to San Francisco to race - though he had taught herself to program post college and had an idea brewing in her head on how to become a better engineer in San Fran.


Sophy has been working on her current product for 6.5 years, starting at a different company formerly known as Shuttle. The product was built originally to map out a trip from point a to b, and have a driver give a protected ride to a child. Four years ago, her current company acquired the product, at which point she joined as CTO to lead the Technology & Information Security team.


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]]> Season 4 - Trailer Season 4 - Trailer Mon, 04 Jan 2021 11:00:00 GMT 0:44 f7345ba3-9a21-4708-a76a-2b90f340cf48 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f768 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f768 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Season 4 Trailer trailer 4

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]]> S3 Bonus: Adam Wathan, Tailwind CSS (Replay) S3 Bonus: Adam Wathan, Tailwind CSS (Replay) Tue, 29 Dec 2020 11:00:00 GMT 38:06 419a882a-0b90-4a0f-953e-54b609df5032 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f769 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f769 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb bonus 3 Adam Wathan has been obsessed with computers since he was a kid. In fact, he was introduced to computers by his 1st grade librarian.. and his first programming project was using Q-Basic, following a tutorial on how to make a pro wrestling simulator.


During his time in university, he wasn’t enjoying the programming curriculum and ended up dropping out to play in his band, and working odd jobs to support his music career. During this, he got into the production side of music, and started a home studio to record local bands. Four years after he quit programming, he started tinkering with the same framework used to make Winamp – called reaper – and fell in love with pogromming all over again. At this point, he tried school again, but post internship, he decided to go straight into the field without finishing his degree.


These days, he is married with a young family. Besides staying busy with that, he still finds time to play games with his remote friends, and occasionally trains for powerlifting. He met his business partner, Steve, in college, and hacked on side projects together. These side projects led to the creation of a mini CSS framework, which Wathan started using throughout other projects, growing it into something he was quite proud of. In fact, while live-streaming some coding, he was surprised by the influx of people asking what it was… and where they could get it. He decided to open source the framework in 2017, and it has steadily grown and grown in usage – to the tune of millions of downloads a month.


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]]> Adam Wathan has been obsessed with computers since he was a kid. In fact, he was introduced to computers by his 1st grade librarian.. and his first programming project was using Q-Basic, following a tutorial on how to make a pro wrestling simulator.


During his time in university, he wasn’t enjoying the programming curriculum and ended up dropping out to play in his band, and working odd jobs to support his music career. During this, he got into the production side of music, and started a home studio to record local bands. Four years after he quit programming, he started tinkering with the same framework used to make Winamp – called reaper – and fell in love with pogromming all over again. At this point, he tried school again, but post internship, he decided to go straight into the field without finishing his degree.


These days, he is married with a young family. Besides staying busy with that, he still finds time to play games with his remote friends, and occasionally trains for powerlifting. He met his business partner, Steve, in college, and hacked on side projects together. These side projects led to the creation of a mini CSS framework, which Wathan started using throughout other projects, growing it into something he was quite proud of. In fact, while live-streaming some coding, he was surprised by the influx of people asking what it was… and where they could get it. He decided to open source the framework in 2017, and it has steadily grown and grown in usage – to the tune of millions of downloads a month.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Leah Culver, Breaker (Replay) S3 Bonus: Leah Culver, Breaker (Replay) Tue, 22 Dec 2020 11:00:00 GMT 35:35 8cfd0b9b-886b-470d-8fae-f45acd9659ec false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76a 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76a 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Breaker - Social Podcasting bonus 3 Podcasts are a great thing – the good parts of a radio show, the powerful snippets from an audio book, with all the content control of a topical news feed. Yet, there was something missing when Leah Culver tried to find her next episode to listen to, while training for her 1st marathon. And that thing was a more powerful way to discover the podcasts you love – through your subscriptions, activity, and most of all – through the power of social networking and suggestion.


So she decided to fix it – and built Breaker, an app that helps you discover new podcasts and episodes based on the content you – and your friends – like most.


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]]> Podcasts are a great thing – the good parts of a radio show, the powerful snippets from an audio book, with all the content control of a topical news feed. Yet, there was something missing when Leah Culver tried to find her next episode to listen to, while training for her 1st marathon. And that thing was a more powerful way to discover the podcasts you love – through your subscriptions, activity, and most of all – through the power of social networking and suggestion.


So she decided to fix it – and built Breaker, an app that helps you discover new podcasts and episodes based on the content you – and your friends – like most.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Interview on Entrepreneurial Coder S3 Bonus: Interview on Entrepreneurial Coder Tue, 15 Dec 2020 11:00:00 GMT 44:43 c36b65ba-471d-41fb-8e29-834cf76fecbd false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76b 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76b 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb The Entrepreneurial Coder Podcast bonus 3 Click here to listen to the episode on the Entrepreneurial Coder podcast. 


Noah talks about his journey leaving corporate America to now building and running Veryable, a quickly-growing on-demand labor platform. He goes over how he started with a prototype as a side project, how he focused on starting small, and how he honed in on the correct value-adds for the market. Noah also talks about developing and running his podcast, CodeStory.


Noah is the CTO and cofounder of Veryable and the founder and CEO of Touchtap, a digital solutions studio. A tech veteran himself, he’s intimately familiar with the challenges, risks and rewards of introducing new tech into the world. Noah is also the host of CodeStory, a podcast featuring tech leaders, reflecting on their human story in creating world changing, disruptive digital products.


Noah's Links.


Noah on LinkedIn

Noah's Website

Veryable

CodeStory


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]]> Click here to listen to the episode on the Entrepreneurial Coder podcast. 


Noah talks about his journey leaving corporate America to now building and running Veryable, a quickly-growing on-demand labor platform. He goes over how he started with a prototype as a side project, how he focused on starting small, and how he honed in on the correct value-adds for the market. Noah also talks about developing and running his podcast, CodeStory.


Noah is the CTO and cofounder of Veryable and the founder and CEO of Touchtap, a digital solutions studio. A tech veteran himself, he’s intimately familiar with the challenges, risks and rewards of introducing new tech into the world. Noah is also the host of CodeStory, a podcast featuring tech leaders, reflecting on their human story in creating world changing, disruptive digital products.


Noah's Links.


Noah on LinkedIn

Noah's Website

Veryable

CodeStory


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]]> S3 Bonus: Interview on Develomentor S3 Bonus: Interview on Develomentor Tue, 08 Dec 2020 11:00:00 GMT 46:53 c31ad222-20d7-4068-8eac-6e864805e92a false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76c 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76c 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Interview on the Develomentor Podcast bonus 3 Click here to listen to the episode on the Develomentor podcast. 

Biography

Noah Labhart is the CTO & Co-Founder of Veryable, and the Founder & CEO of Touchtap, a digital solutions studio. A tech veteran himself, Labhart is intimately familiar with the challenges, risks and rewards of introducing new tech into the world. Tune in to hear about how Noah became a two time tech startup founder.


A note from Grant

Noah Labhart, on paper at least, in the early part of his career, has all the hallmarks of a classic math and computer science graduate’s path through tech. He interned at places like Hewlett Packard and worked as a developer in the first few years post college before moving into management.

However, for Noah Labhart, there is more to the story than punching the clock working for someone else. After 8 years working in IT management for Alcon Laboratories, Noah made the leap on his own and hasn’t looked back since.

In 2015, he started his own development studio, called Touchtap, which specializes in native mobile application development. And, as if starting and running one company isn’t enough, in 2016, he co-founded Veryable, an on-demand marketplace for labor in the warehousing space. Never one to sit still, Noah also runs the popular Code Story podcast. It features tech leaders reflecting on their human story in creating world changing, disruptive digital products.


-Grant Ingersoll


Quotes


“I got into math and started pursuing it but I really started to enjoy my computer science classes. In coding, I loved the creativity and I started building some websites for myself, throwing pictures up of my family and little bios. I learned html, css, javascript, and really liked it.”
“At the time there was an opportunity to work for Alcon Laboratories. I had a lot of friends that worked there. Great company. Takes really good care of their employees. Pretty good flexibility. So I was like ‘I can do my band during the weekends and have a really great job during the week’. And I worked for Alcon for 8 years.”
“As problems needed to be fixed, we brought on more help. We didn’t try to bite off more than we can chew. That’s how Touchtap grew and we’ve done a similar thing with Veryable. We’ve started with uncsontrained models. We’ve built things as we’ve needed them. And instead of building these intricate systems, we’ve built something, responded to market feedback, and then build it in a new way to meet the needs of the market.”


—Noah Labhart


Key Milestones

  1. What inspired Noah Labhart to get into tech and to pursuing a comp sci and math degree at Texas A&M?
  2. Why did Noah transition into IT management after starting his career in development?
  3. Noah was at Alcon Labs when he decided to found his tech startup, TouchTap. How did this happen?
  4. How does Noah think about building teams and businesses these days?
  5. What is Veryable why did Noah decide to build another tech startup company?
  6. Noah also has a successful podcast called Code Story. What is it about? who is it for?
  7. From a career perspective, why start and run a podcast?


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]]> Click here to listen to the episode on the Develomentor podcast. 

Biography

Noah Labhart is the CTO & Co-Founder of Veryable, and the Founder & CEO of Touchtap, a digital solutions studio. A tech veteran himself, Labhart is intimately familiar with the challenges, risks and rewards of introducing new tech into the world. Tune in to hear about how Noah became a two time tech startup founder.


A note from Grant

Noah Labhart, on paper at least, in the early part of his career, has all the hallmarks of a classic math and computer science graduate’s path through tech. He interned at places like Hewlett Packard and worked as a developer in the first few years post college before moving into management.

However, for Noah Labhart, there is more to the story than punching the clock working for someone else. After 8 years working in IT management for Alcon Laboratories, Noah made the leap on his own and hasn’t looked back since.

In 2015, he started his own development studio, called Touchtap, which specializes in native mobile application development. And, as if starting and running one company isn’t enough, in 2016, he co-founded Veryable, an on-demand marketplace for labor in the warehousing space. Never one to sit still, Noah also runs the popular Code Story podcast. It features tech leaders reflecting on their human story in creating world changing, disruptive digital products.


-Grant Ingersoll


Quotes


“I got into math and started pursuing it but I really started to enjoy my computer science classes. In coding, I loved the creativity and I started building some websites for myself, throwing pictures up of my family and little bios. I learned html, css, javascript, and really liked it.”
“At the time there was an opportunity to work for Alcon Laboratories. I had a lot of friends that worked there. Great company. Takes really good care of their employees. Pretty good flexibility. So I was like ‘I can do my band during the weekends and have a really great job during the week’. And I worked for Alcon for 8 years.”
“As problems needed to be fixed, we brought on more help. We didn’t try to bite off more than we can chew. That’s how Touchtap grew and we’ve done a similar thing with Veryable. We’ve started with uncsontrained models. We’ve built things as we’ve needed them. And instead of building these intricate systems, we’ve built something, responded to market feedback, and then build it in a new way to meet the needs of the market.”


—Noah Labhart


Key Milestones

  1. What inspired Noah Labhart to get into tech and to pursuing a comp sci and math degree at Texas A&M?
  2. Why did Noah transition into IT management after starting his career in development?
  3. Noah was at Alcon Labs when he decided to found his tech startup, TouchTap. How did this happen?
  4. How does Noah think about building teams and businesses these days?
  5. What is Veryable why did Noah decide to build another tech startup company?
  6. Noah also has a successful podcast called Code Story. What is it about? who is it for?
  7. From a career perspective, why start and run a podcast?


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]]> S3 E20: Aaron White, Blissfully S3 E20: Aaron White, Blissfully Tue, 01 Dec 2020 11:00:00 GMT 32:16 d5a6fd19-ac25-4c7a-adb5-9c81e8ce934b false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76d 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76d 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Your IT Infrastructure, Imagined full 3 20 Aaron White started coding when he was young, tinkering on his commodore 64 when he was sent to his room, typing in esoteric commands just to get the game to run. He was a big magic the gathering player when he was young, and his parents pushed him towards working for a startup. Coming from a family of creators, he was sort of the black sheep since he wasn't painting or doing something with physical creative elements. Started coding professionally in his mid teens, and has kept at it ever since, attending college to study computer science and make all sorts of things. He currently lives in New York with his girlfriend, and enjoys a life of professional and personal flexibility.


When attempting to start an IT consulting firm, he noticed that there was not a good way to show a firm their IT landscape - what your app inventory was, who uses what, etc. So he built a tool to do just that, to help with leadgen for his firm. When it started to spread like wildfire, he figured out this was more than a leadgen tool.


This is the creation story of Blissfully.


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]]> Aaron White started coding when he was young, tinkering on his commodore 64 when he was sent to his room, typing in esoteric commands just to get the game to run. He was a big magic the gathering player when he was young, and his parents pushed him towards working for a startup. Coming from a family of creators, he was sort of the black sheep since he wasn't painting or doing something with physical creative elements. Started coding professionally in his mid teens, and has kept at it ever since, attending college to study computer science and make all sorts of things. He currently lives in New York with his girlfriend, and enjoys a life of professional and personal flexibility.


When attempting to start an IT consulting firm, he noticed that there was not a good way to show a firm their IT landscape - what your app inventory was, who uses what, etc. So he built a tool to do just that, to help with leadgen for his firm. When it started to spread like wildfire, he figured out this was more than a leadgen tool.


This is the creation story of Blissfully.


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]]> S3 E19: Joe Howard, WP Buffs S3 E19: Joe Howard, WP Buffs Tue, 24 Nov 2020 11:00:00 GMT 25:32 5775bc2a-490b-4087-97c3-c68728bd44a0 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76e 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76e 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Wordpress Support, from the experts full 3 19 Joe Howard is originally from Washington DC. He did his undergrad outside of Philly, then quickly moved back to the DC area. He's married, with a young family and most of his outside of work time is dedicated to family, and traveling to interesting places (when the pandemic allows).


He likes to try and keep himself disciplined with his day to day calendar - through exercise, reading, team growth, and family focus. And he uses a pomodoro journal - on and off - to help him keep organized in blocking his time. Host of the WPMRR podcast, on which he focuses on increasing monthly recurring revenue, and for sure, mentions the latest in Wordpress world. I'd recommend checking it out.


Joe started out as a Wordpress freelancer, but found it was hard to scale building websites. However, what he knew was the fact that there are a lot of Wordpress sites out there... and they need grade A support.


This is the creation story of WP Buffs.


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]]> Joe Howard is originally from Washington DC. He did his undergrad outside of Philly, then quickly moved back to the DC area. He's married, with a young family and most of his outside of work time is dedicated to family, and traveling to interesting places (when the pandemic allows).


He likes to try and keep himself disciplined with his day to day calendar - through exercise, reading, team growth, and family focus. And he uses a pomodoro journal - on and off - to help him keep organized in blocking his time. Host of the WPMRR podcast, on which he focuses on increasing monthly recurring revenue, and for sure, mentions the latest in Wordpress world. I'd recommend checking it out.


Joe started out as a Wordpress freelancer, but found it was hard to scale building websites. However, what he knew was the fact that there are a lot of Wordpress sites out there... and they need grade A support.


This is the creation story of WP Buffs.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Joe + Tony, Mythic Markets S3 Bonus: Joe + Tony, Mythic Markets Tue, 17 Nov 2020 11:00:00 GMT 23:35 4138af0a-d227-4d1e-9ce3-0ceaa5d110fa false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f770 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f770 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Turning Geeky Assets into Publicly Traded Companies bonus 3 Joe Mahavuthivanij was born and raised in the Bay Area, into an entrepreneurial family. Primarily through his life, he was exposed to small businesses. He went to school at UCSD in San Diego, and worked with startups of all shapes and sizes. In fact, he spent some time on the VC side of the fence as well. Tony Tran met Joe in San Diego at school, moving back to the Bay Area around the same time. He is a startup veteran, having built solutions that were acquired by LinkedIn, and creating Uber's fraud detection solutions. He even dabbled in the crypto space, which ended up fizzling out at the time that Joe was looking for a technical leader to join his latest venture.


Joe is a long time collector and investor in Magic the gathering... but one day, his entire collection was stolen - which today, would have been worth a million dollars. Ouch... Being into pop culture relics, Joe wanted a way to make these assets accessible to those who love them most - without requiring them to pay huge sums of money. So he and Tony set out to build a solution to do just that.


This is the creation story of Mythic Markets.


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]]> Joe Mahavuthivanij was born and raised in the Bay Area, into an entrepreneurial family. Primarily through his life, he was exposed to small businesses. He went to school at UCSD in San Diego, and worked with startups of all shapes and sizes. In fact, he spent some time on the VC side of the fence as well. Tony Tran met Joe in San Diego at school, moving back to the Bay Area around the same time. He is a startup veteran, having built solutions that were acquired by LinkedIn, and creating Uber's fraud detection solutions. He even dabbled in the crypto space, which ended up fizzling out at the time that Joe was looking for a technical leader to join his latest venture.


Joe is a long time collector and investor in Magic the gathering... but one day, his entire collection was stolen - which today, would have been worth a million dollars. Ouch... Being into pop culture relics, Joe wanted a way to make these assets accessible to those who love them most - without requiring them to pay huge sums of money. So he and Tony set out to build a solution to do just that.


This is the creation story of Mythic Markets.


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]]> S3 E18: Charity Majors, Honeycomb.io S3 E18: Charity Majors, Honeycomb.io Tue, 17 Nov 2020 11:00:00 GMT 33:29 77931b1b-a4b3-4366-9c3f-dad236152788 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76f 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f76f 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Observability for your Backend - Not Monitoring full 3 18 Charity Majors didn't touch a computer until she was in college. In fact, she was raised in a religious, fundamentalist compound in rural Idaho, homeschooled and cultivating all of her own food. She went to college to study classical performance in piano. And though she loved piano, she decided to switch keyboards, so to speak, and pursue something in computers.


Been in San Francisco since she was 19, and never wants to leave. Outside of tech, she does some hand lettering as a hobby, reads a lot - and considers serial television as the highest modern art form. She is firmly motivated by using code to get stuff done - IE she doesn't do tech for fun. And in her words, she's made a niche out of being an infrastructure engineer.


Several years ago, she was the first infrastructure hire at Parse. While supporting the mobile backend as a service before and after the Facebook acquisition, she had access toa tool where she could slice and dice her infrastructure, to gain visibility into a particular section of services and answer questions. When she left - she realized that a tool of that nature was paramount to doing her job well. So she set out to build it again, and figure out how to coin the term observability.


This is the creation story of Honeycomb.io.


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]]> Charity Majors didn't touch a computer until she was in college. In fact, she was raised in a religious, fundamentalist compound in rural Idaho, homeschooled and cultivating all of her own food. She went to college to study classical performance in piano. And though she loved piano, she decided to switch keyboards, so to speak, and pursue something in computers.


Been in San Francisco since she was 19, and never wants to leave. Outside of tech, she does some hand lettering as a hobby, reads a lot - and considers serial television as the highest modern art form. She is firmly motivated by using code to get stuff done - IE she doesn't do tech for fun. And in her words, she's made a niche out of being an infrastructure engineer.


Several years ago, she was the first infrastructure hire at Parse. While supporting the mobile backend as a service before and after the Facebook acquisition, she had access toa tool where she could slice and dice her infrastructure, to gain visibility into a particular section of services and answer questions. When she left - she realized that a tool of that nature was paramount to doing her job well. So she set out to build it again, and figure out how to coin the term observability.


This is the creation story of Honeycomb.io.


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]]> S3 E17: Jeff Bermant, Cocoon MyDataRewards S3 E17: Jeff Bermant, Cocoon MyDataRewards Tue, 10 Nov 2020 11:00:00 GMT 26:33 06da1ec7-a686-477f-9d25-a1de97c080ca false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f771 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f771 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Get paid for your Data full 3 17 Jeff Bermant is originally from the east cost, specifically a superb of New York City called Rye. He left the big apple to head to USC in California, to be a highly ranked tennis player. After school, he played the pro circuit for bit but eventually moved on. Now a days, he is into cycling, and has gotten to ride with Lance Armstrong - who told him to make sure to keep his day job. He worked for Coldwell Banker in the real estate business, under Bob Selleck (Tom Selleck's Dad). After that he started his own real estate business, which he did for 30 years. But after a while, he realized that he really enjoyed creating - and a lot of that sort of thing gets lost in the real estate business.


He got into tech because, believe it or not - he was annoyed at the internet, and its lack of privacy. After a casual conversation with his son, he realized that the average user is not getting paid for their data. He found this to be wrong - and set out to fix the problem, to ensure users got paid for their data, not Google, Facebook or anyone else.


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]]> Jeff Bermant is originally from the east cost, specifically a superb of New York City called Rye. He left the big apple to head to USC in California, to be a highly ranked tennis player. After school, he played the pro circuit for bit but eventually moved on. Now a days, he is into cycling, and has gotten to ride with Lance Armstrong - who told him to make sure to keep his day job. He worked for Coldwell Banker in the real estate business, under Bob Selleck (Tom Selleck's Dad). After that he started his own real estate business, which he did for 30 years. But after a while, he realized that he really enjoyed creating - and a lot of that sort of thing gets lost in the real estate business.


He got into tech because, believe it or not - he was annoyed at the internet, and its lack of privacy. After a casual conversation with his son, he realized that the average user is not getting paid for their data. He found this to be wrong - and set out to fix the problem, to ensure users got paid for their data, not Google, Facebook or anyone else.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Rob Joseph, ReadItToMe S3 Bonus: Rob Joseph, ReadItToMe Thu, 05 Nov 2020 11:00:00 GMT 41:11 988de064-d351-4a2d-83e3-47892d0e69dd false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f772 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f772 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb bonus 3 Tech has been Rob Joseph's thing for as long as he can remember. At 4 years old, he was the only person in his household who knew how to use the TV and video recorder. Now a day's, he's into weight lifting and going to the gym. His favorite lift is deadlift, since he can continually make progress on his goals.


He loves to hang out with friends and his partner, sharing a good meal or watching an amazing movie. Prior to lockdown, he was really into proper nutritional eating and cooking his own food - from which, he lost a ton of weight and created his twitter handle - low carb rob.


Outside of these things, he is a Podcast host of the budding show Coffee & Coding, which he started during the covid lockdown (of course, after years of procrastination). A quick note... Given that you are listening to this podcast, you should look up his show right now and subscribe. Rob interviews app developers on the latest news, tip and has in depth discussions around how to be a better app developer.


Prior to freelance development, he worked in an office as an IT consultant and had to ride the train to the office. Being packed in the car like a sardine, he would see he received a message on his phone, but had no way to get to it. He wanted a way to have these messages read to him.


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]]> Tech has been Rob Joseph's thing for as long as he can remember. At 4 years old, he was the only person in his household who knew how to use the TV and video recorder. Now a day's, he's into weight lifting and going to the gym. His favorite lift is deadlift, since he can continually make progress on his goals.


He loves to hang out with friends and his partner, sharing a good meal or watching an amazing movie. Prior to lockdown, he was really into proper nutritional eating and cooking his own food - from which, he lost a ton of weight and created his twitter handle - low carb rob.


Outside of these things, he is a Podcast host of the budding show Coffee & Coding, which he started during the covid lockdown (of course, after years of procrastination). A quick note... Given that you are listening to this podcast, you should look up his show right now and subscribe. Rob interviews app developers on the latest news, tip and has in depth discussions around how to be a better app developer.


Prior to freelance development, he worked in an office as an IT consultant and had to ride the train to the office. Being packed in the car like a sardine, he would see he received a message on his phone, but had no way to get to it. He wanted a way to have these messages read to him.


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]]> S3 E16: Ron Rock, Microshare S3 E16: Ron Rock, Microshare Tue, 03 Nov 2020 11:00:00 GMT 34:34 333a4608-1653-4a96-ae27-0b97e3631bd3 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f773 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f773 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Sensors on Steriods full 3 16 Born and raised in Philly, Ron Rock put himself through college, working at Denny's as a midnight chef. He is a life long entrepreneur, and started his first business when he was in his 20's. He's married with 3 adult children, of whom he is very proud of. He spends a lot of time restoring old furniture and cars. In fact, when he was a kid, he was the guy all his friends brought their 10 speed bikes to to be fixed - which of course, changed to cars as they got older. Basically, he has always been building things either at work or at home.


Post his other successful startups, one of which he sold to Accenture, he was intrigued by the space at the intersection of cloud and mobile, in the enterprise. He set out to combine disparate data sources that employees were required to use - digital signatures, smartphones, salesforce - after enterprises spent the last many years having locked everything down.


When he started to pursue this, he noticed that iOt sensors were going to put his core mission on steroids. Four years ago, his company pivoted to be solely focused on iOt & commercial real estate - to create smart, clean, safe - and connected - facilities.


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]]> Born and raised in Philly, Ron Rock put himself through college, working at Denny's as a midnight chef. He is a life long entrepreneur, and started his first business when he was in his 20's. He's married with 3 adult children, of whom he is very proud of. He spends a lot of time restoring old furniture and cars. In fact, when he was a kid, he was the guy all his friends brought their 10 speed bikes to to be fixed - which of course, changed to cars as they got older. Basically, he has always been building things either at work or at home.


Post his other successful startups, one of which he sold to Accenture, he was intrigued by the space at the intersection of cloud and mobile, in the enterprise. He set out to combine disparate data sources that employees were required to use - digital signatures, smartphones, salesforce - after enterprises spent the last many years having locked everything down.


When he started to pursue this, he noticed that iOt sensors were going to put his core mission on steroids. Four years ago, his company pivoted to be solely focused on iOt & commercial real estate - to create smart, clean, safe - and connected - facilities.


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]]> S3 E15: Ward Sandler, MemberSpace S3 E15: Ward Sandler, MemberSpace Thu, 29 Oct 2020 10:00:00 GMT 30:11 78d1deee-c89d-45ba-a79b-39d8fb1092c6 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f774 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f774 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Membership Tool for your Pre-Existing Website full 3 15 Ward Sandler had a nice upbringing in New Jersey, and went to college in Hoboken, majoring in business tech. In fact, he met his co-founder there, being in the same fraternity. He's married now, living in Pennsylvania, and is really into healthy living - fitness, nutrition, getting enough sleep - and recently, started to learn jiu jitsu, which he describes as a bunch of if - then - else statements.


He also supports and volunteers for organizations that help the wrongfully incarcerated, such as the innocence project and defy - helping these individuals learn to start businesses when they are paroled. Both he and his co-founder were working for a company, selling tax software to enterprises. Post its acquisition to Thomson Reuters, they left and started building small scale projects... finding a niche creating Squarespace sites.


When working on these projects, people kept asking to add membership to their sites - and they found there wasn't a good way to do this, especially on the Squarespace forums. After reading through the comments, Ward realized that there was a huge opportunity to build a tool to solve this problem.


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]]> Ward Sandler had a nice upbringing in New Jersey, and went to college in Hoboken, majoring in business tech. In fact, he met his co-founder there, being in the same fraternity. He's married now, living in Pennsylvania, and is really into healthy living - fitness, nutrition, getting enough sleep - and recently, started to learn jiu jitsu, which he describes as a bunch of if - then - else statements.


He also supports and volunteers for organizations that help the wrongfully incarcerated, such as the innocence project and defy - helping these individuals learn to start businesses when they are paroled. Both he and his co-founder were working for a company, selling tax software to enterprises. Post its acquisition to Thomson Reuters, they left and started building small scale projects... finding a niche creating Squarespace sites.


When working on these projects, people kept asking to add membership to their sites - and they found there wasn't a good way to do this, especially on the Squarespace forums. After reading through the comments, Ward realized that there was a huge opportunity to build a tool to solve this problem.


This is the creation story of MemberSpace.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Brendon Beebe, foreUP S3 Bonus: Brendon Beebe, foreUP Tue, 27 Oct 2020 10:00:00 GMT 24:30 64940c39-c49d-48d6-a337-5afbf28d9aab false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f775 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f775 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Golf Software - Tee sheet, POS, and more bonus 3 Like many folks I talk to in tech, Brendon Beebe grew up in tech. He comes from a long line of programmers, and he has been building things since his teens. In college, he felt the entrepreneurial bug - in fact, he started one venture in a homemade class wait list, that almost got him kicked out of school. Now a days, he is married with two kids, and in his free time, he manages a salt water reef tank as a hobby, and enjoys growing the different species of creatures in his 90 gallon tank. The original founding team for foreUp tried to build social media and an internal platform for golf courses... and the problem was - it wasn't taking off. So when Brendon joined the team, the decided to primarily focus on tee sheets, which golfers use to book a tee time. From that point, the product, the team and the companies success... grew.


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]]> Like many folks I talk to in tech, Brendon Beebe grew up in tech. He comes from a long line of programmers, and he has been building things since his teens. In college, he felt the entrepreneurial bug - in fact, he started one venture in a homemade class wait list, that almost got him kicked out of school. Now a days, he is married with two kids, and in his free time, he manages a salt water reef tank as a hobby, and enjoys growing the different species of creatures in his 90 gallon tank. The original founding team for foreUp tried to build social media and an internal platform for golf courses... and the problem was - it wasn't taking off. So when Brendon joined the team, the decided to primarily focus on tee sheets, which golfers use to book a tee time. From that point, the product, the team and the companies success... grew.


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]]> S3 E14: Tim Spect, Dubsmash S3 E14: Tim Spect, Dubsmash Tue, 20 Oct 2020 10:00:00 GMT 39:01 effa0764-595e-4e2f-b257-d1b32cb0fc74 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f776 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f776 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Short form - fun - video sharing full 3 14 Originally from Berlin Germany, Tim Specht started programming for fun, during high school. He had no plans to make a career out it - in fact, he wanted to become an experimental physicist. When the startup scene in Berlin started to pick up pace, Tim got interested. His first couple of gigs were in mobile engineering, which influenced him to continue to pursue startups further. Now a days, he is a dog foster-er - that is, he rotates dogs through his apartment in Brooklyn, taking are of their special needs while a good home is found for them.


In 2014, he and his co-founders had been experimenting with video and music related apps, tinkering with creation inside of the different mediums - for example, integrating with the iTunes library. And then, of course, sharing those creations with friends. They realized that the features they were creating were too complex for most users... but the ones they created for themselves - just for kicks - were the most interesting pieces of tech. So they spent some time scrapping the complex features, and centering around the short, quick, fun video creation to share.


This is the creation story of Dubsmash.


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]]> Originally from Berlin Germany, Tim Specht started programming for fun, during high school. He had no plans to make a career out it - in fact, he wanted to become an experimental physicist. When the startup scene in Berlin started to pick up pace, Tim got interested. His first couple of gigs were in mobile engineering, which influenced him to continue to pursue startups further. Now a days, he is a dog foster-er - that is, he rotates dogs through his apartment in Brooklyn, taking are of their special needs while a good home is found for them.


In 2014, he and his co-founders had been experimenting with video and music related apps, tinkering with creation inside of the different mediums - for example, integrating with the iTunes library. And then, of course, sharing those creations with friends. They realized that the features they were creating were too complex for most users... but the ones they created for themselves - just for kicks - were the most interesting pieces of tech. So they spent some time scrapping the complex features, and centering around the short, quick, fun video creation to share.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Interview on SimplyPHP S3 Bonus: Interview on SimplyPHP Thu, 15 Oct 2020 10:00:00 GMT 43:50 290809b3-80d6-49df-b537-1c871adb9d56 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f777 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f777 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb SimplyPHP Unscripted bonus 3 In this episode of the SimplyPHP Unscripted Podcast, our Co-Founder, Tony Capozzi interviews our host Noah Labhart. As you know, Noah is the Co-Founder & CTO of Veryable, (an on-demand labor marketplace for manufacturing, logistics, and warehousing) along with the being the Host of the success Podcast called, Code Story. During their conversation, Noah shares his experience and best practices for companies working with technology & development.


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]]> In this episode of the SimplyPHP Unscripted Podcast, our Co-Founder, Tony Capozzi interviews our host Noah Labhart. As you know, Noah is the Co-Founder & CTO of Veryable, (an on-demand labor marketplace for manufacturing, logistics, and warehousing) along with the being the Host of the success Podcast called, Code Story. During their conversation, Noah shares his experience and best practices for companies working with technology & development.


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]]> S3 E13: Dean McPherson, Paperform S3 E13: Dean McPherson, Paperform Tue, 13 Oct 2020 10:30:00 GMT 30:51 57ae275a-8c1a-40e7-a2f5-8f4e74912e94 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f778 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f778 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Inspired by a Form for a Friend full 3 13 Dean McPherson - you guessed it... has always been interested in tech. Though unlike many of our guests, he taught himself how to code after he finished his degree program in music and philosophy. And then - he sold his way into a jr. programming job. Prior to his current venture, he spent several years doing mobile and full stack development for a couple of companies.


He has a small family - 2 little boys - and his wife is not only his partner in life, but in business as well. He loves the idea of fishing - but doesn't really go much. And, he is a well rounded musician, but most interestingly.. he plays the didgeridoo. I can only imagine this at parties.


In 2013, Dean's friend asked him to build a registration form for his business. He was baffled that he would ask for something like this, given there are solutions out there for this sort of thing. However, after searching for options - he couldn't find anything to recommend. In 2016, he and his wife set out to build something to solve this problem - something easy to use, doesn't require coding, and offers a well rounded, branded solution.


This is the creation story of Paperform.


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]]> Dean McPherson - you guessed it... has always been interested in tech. Though unlike many of our guests, he taught himself how to code after he finished his degree program in music and philosophy. And then - he sold his way into a jr. programming job. Prior to his current venture, he spent several years doing mobile and full stack development for a couple of companies.


He has a small family - 2 little boys - and his wife is not only his partner in life, but in business as well. He loves the idea of fishing - but doesn't really go much. And, he is a well rounded musician, but most interestingly.. he plays the didgeridoo. I can only imagine this at parties.


In 2013, Dean's friend asked him to build a registration form for his business. He was baffled that he would ask for something like this, given there are solutions out there for this sort of thing. However, after searching for options - he couldn't find anything to recommend. In 2016, he and his wife set out to build something to solve this problem - something easy to use, doesn't require coding, and offers a well rounded, branded solution.


This is the creation story of Paperform.


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]]> S3 E12: Seth Mattox, Apex Hosting S3 E12: Seth Mattox, Apex Hosting Tue, 06 Oct 2020 10:00:00 GMT 40:54 38ce83ea-fefb-4312-a0ef-d4ae7b4fa391 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f779 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f779 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Minecraft Game Hosting, with World Class Support full 3 12 Seth Mattox is a 33 year old single dude with a degree in finance, living in St. Petersburg FL. Both of his parents were computer coders, so some of his earliest memories in life are watching his mother type on a keyboard as he fell asleep. He can't remember life without a gaming console of some sort within arms reach.


When he was 12, he and his friends created their crew concept of "we don't ever want to stop gaming". They decided when they were in their early 20's that they wanted to build a business system that would allow them to game - forever. Seth is an avid rock climber, cycler, he likes to visit local breweries, he likes to cook, and network in the local entrepreneurial communities. He spends a lot of time on a boat or the beach with his girlfriend, most recently doing some scalloping - which is a pretty rad date night.


Combined with his desire to game forever, he and his partners approached the gaming community applying real estate concepts with digital hosting. He and his partners started a Minecraft hosting company, with the best support in the industry.


This is the creation story of Apex Hosting.


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]]> Seth Mattox is a 33 year old single dude with a degree in finance, living in St. Petersburg FL. Both of his parents were computer coders, so some of his earliest memories in life are watching his mother type on a keyboard as he fell asleep. He can't remember life without a gaming console of some sort within arms reach.


When he was 12, he and his friends created their crew concept of "we don't ever want to stop gaming". They decided when they were in their early 20's that they wanted to build a business system that would allow them to game - forever. Seth is an avid rock climber, cycler, he likes to visit local breweries, he likes to cook, and network in the local entrepreneurial communities. He spends a lot of time on a boat or the beach with his girlfriend, most recently doing some scalloping - which is a pretty rad date night.


Combined with his desire to game forever, he and his partners approached the gaming community applying real estate concepts with digital hosting. He and his partners started a Minecraft hosting company, with the best support in the industry.


This is the creation story of Apex Hosting.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Christopher Brown, Zabo S3 Bonus: Christopher Brown, Zabo Thu, 01 Oct 2020 10:00:00 GMT 28:52 3ec9ddef-5250-42f9-b0aa-5c2301aab3d9 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77a 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77a 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb The Plaid for Cryptocurrency bonus 3 Christopher Brown has always tinkered with computers, by building them and creating websites. However, he struggled through his life to figure out which area he was passionate in. He joined the military out of high school, and now is married with 5 kids. He and his wife focus a lot of their time on family activities, basketball, hide and seek, watching movies or just simply laughing together. When Ethereum came out, he was hooked - and found inspiration in the historical marker that cryptocurrency was making. In getting involved, He found that he had difficulty keeping up with who was building what in the space - and he could only imagine how hard it was for outsiders to keep up. This inspired He and his co-founder to build Zabo, which connects any app to crypto currency via an API.


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]]> Christopher Brown has always tinkered with computers, by building them and creating websites. However, he struggled through his life to figure out which area he was passionate in. He joined the military out of high school, and now is married with 5 kids. He and his wife focus a lot of their time on family activities, basketball, hide and seek, watching movies or just simply laughing together. When Ethereum came out, he was hooked - and found inspiration in the historical marker that cryptocurrency was making. In getting involved, He found that he had difficulty keeping up with who was building what in the space - and he could only imagine how hard it was for outsiders to keep up. This inspired He and his co-founder to build Zabo, which connects any app to crypto currency via an API.


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]]> S3 E11: Mike Kadin, RedCircle S3 E11: Mike Kadin, RedCircle Tue, 29 Sep 2020 10:00:00 GMT 36:24 75777718-2355-44c5-9d0a-0a4c4db4b47e false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77b 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77b 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 3 11 Mike Kadin is a family man, having been married for 7 years with a 2 year old (in the No phase). He studied electrical engineering, specifically chip design and computer architecture, obtaining a dual degree in EE and education. He is a musician, singing in acapella groups, playing the drums, piano, guitar - and is an polished beat boxer, having been practicing regularly over the years. Mike started his career as a high school physics and math teacher. During this time, he learned a lot about managing a bunch of kids in a class, and catering to different types of personalities. At this time, he found. himself trying to find a way to write code to make his classroom work better.


In the winter of 2017, Mike was working at Uber, leading the communication platform team. As the company grew bigger, he found himself longing to be in a smaller, more tight knit team, along with being aligned to a long term vision for positive impact. At the same time, he started hacking on a side project on nights and weekends, learning the Go programming language, and creating a unique way to stitch together podcast episodes. He found his passion not only for the solution he was building, but for making an impact in the podcasting industry - for podcasters and marketers. He went on to commit to building a marketplace to easily connect the two, creating a win-win scenario for both.


This is the creation story of RedCircle.


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]]> Mike Kadin is a family man, having been married for 7 years with a 2 year old (in the No phase). He studied electrical engineering, specifically chip design and computer architecture, obtaining a dual degree in EE and education. He is a musician, singing in acapella groups, playing the drums, piano, guitar - and is an polished beat boxer, having been practicing regularly over the years. Mike started his career as a high school physics and math teacher. During this time, he learned a lot about managing a bunch of kids in a class, and catering to different types of personalities. At this time, he found. himself trying to find a way to write code to make his classroom work better.


In the winter of 2017, Mike was working at Uber, leading the communication platform team. As the company grew bigger, he found himself longing to be in a smaller, more tight knit team, along with being aligned to a long term vision for positive impact. At the same time, he started hacking on a side project on nights and weekends, learning the Go programming language, and creating a unique way to stitch together podcast episodes. He found his passion not only for the solution he was building, but for making an impact in the podcasting industry - for podcasters and marketers. He went on to commit to building a marketplace to easily connect the two, creating a win-win scenario for both.


This is the creation story of RedCircle.


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]]> S3 E10: Nick Patrick, Radar S3 E10: Nick Patrick, Radar Tue, 22 Sep 2020 10:00:00 GMT 27:48 16110cc3-b779-40a5-b03e-f1d1e396e845 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77c 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77c 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Radar.io - Stripe for Location Data full 3 10 Nick Patrick has had his hands in tech for most of his life. He's been dabbling in computer programming and hardware from an early age. During college, he veered away from a focus in Biology toward computer science and his love for building things. He and his wife enjoy cooking, where his wife does the Mis en plan and Nick executes the cooking - primarily, backing pizzas and corn bread. He calls this a great analog activity with a big payoff. Four years ago, Nick was working at Handy, which is an on demand services platform. There, he and his colleagues were tasked to build a map system, with real time , transparent location info about the service technician. He realized that this was a difficult problem to solve, and quickly found there was no third party solution out there - IE he couldn't find the Stripe or MixPanel for location infrastructure. So he and his co-founder set out to build Radar, to provide tools quickly develop location based features right in your technology. 


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]]> Nick Patrick has had his hands in tech for most of his life. He's been dabbling in computer programming and hardware from an early age. During college, he veered away from a focus in Biology toward computer science and his love for building things. He and his wife enjoy cooking, where his wife does the Mis en plan and Nick executes the cooking - primarily, backing pizzas and corn bread. He calls this a great analog activity with a big payoff. Four years ago, Nick was working at Handy, which is an on demand services platform. There, he and his colleagues were tasked to build a map system, with real time , transparent location info about the service technician. He realized that this was a difficult problem to solve, and quickly found there was no third party solution out there - IE he couldn't find the Stripe or MixPanel for location infrastructure. So he and his co-founder set out to build Radar, to provide tools quickly develop location based features right in your technology. 


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]]> S3 Bonus: Interview on The Ops Show S3 Bonus: Interview on The Ops Show Thu, 17 Sep 2020 10:00:00 GMT 50:38 4daf1576-7d71-420a-b894-c2f8aa282d82 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77d 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77d 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb bonus 3 In their best episode yet, Noah Labhart, our host and the CTO and Co-Founder of Veryable Ops, shared his CTO journey, his 5-year stack evolution, and the trends behind the countless code stories he's heard.


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]]> In their best episode yet, Noah Labhart, our host and the CTO and Co-Founder of Veryable Ops, shared his CTO journey, his 5-year stack evolution, and the trends behind the countless code stories he's heard.


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]]> S3 E9: Adam Wathan, Tailwind CSS S3 E9: Adam Wathan, Tailwind CSS Tue, 15 Sep 2020 10:00:00 GMT 38:06 7693838e-0d79-4a99-9e11-67785ca38d17 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77e 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77e 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 3 9 Adam Wathan has been obsessed with computers since he was a kid. In fact, he was introduced to computers by his 1st grade librarian.. and his first programming project was using Q-Basic, following a tutorial on how to make a pro wrestling simulator.


During his time in university, he wasn't enjoying the programming curriculum and ended up dropping out to play in his band, and working odd jobs to support his music career. During this, he got into the production side of music, and started a home studio to record local bands. Four years after he quit programming, he started tinkering with the same framework used to make Winamp - called reaper - and fell in love with pogromming all over again. At this point, he tried school again, but post internship, he decided to go straight into the field without finishing his degree.


These days, he is married with a young family. Besides staying busy with that, he still finds time to play games with his remote friends, and occasionally trains for powerlifting. He met his business partner, Steve, in college, and hacked on side projects together. These side projects led to the creation of a mini CSS framework, which Wathan started using throughout other projects, growing it into something he was quite proud of. In fact, while live-streaming some coding, he was surprised by the influx of people asking what it was... and where they could get it. He decided to open source the framework in 2017, and it has steadily grown and grown in usage - to the tune of millions of downloads a month.


This is the creation story of Tailwind CSS and Tailwind Labs.


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]]> Adam Wathan has been obsessed with computers since he was a kid. In fact, he was introduced to computers by his 1st grade librarian.. and his first programming project was using Q-Basic, following a tutorial on how to make a pro wrestling simulator.


During his time in university, he wasn't enjoying the programming curriculum and ended up dropping out to play in his band, and working odd jobs to support his music career. During this, he got into the production side of music, and started a home studio to record local bands. Four years after he quit programming, he started tinkering with the same framework used to make Winamp - called reaper - and fell in love with pogromming all over again. At this point, he tried school again, but post internship, he decided to go straight into the field without finishing his degree.


These days, he is married with a young family. Besides staying busy with that, he still finds time to play games with his remote friends, and occasionally trains for powerlifting. He met his business partner, Steve, in college, and hacked on side projects together. These side projects led to the creation of a mini CSS framework, which Wathan started using throughout other projects, growing it into something he was quite proud of. In fact, while live-streaming some coding, he was surprised by the influx of people asking what it was... and where they could get it. He decided to open source the framework in 2017, and it has steadily grown and grown in usage - to the tune of millions of downloads a month.


This is the creation story of Tailwind CSS and Tailwind Labs.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Interview on WPRRR S3 Bonus: Interview on WPRRR Thu, 10 Sep 2020 10:00:00 GMT 48:23 709bed17-d917-44ae-9e0c-fce8e27bfb97 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77f 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f77f 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb bonus 3 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.


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]]> 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.
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]]> S3 E8: Jane Portman, Userlist S3 E8: Jane Portman, Userlist Tue, 08 Sep 2020 10:00:00 GMT 25:15 f63a7a64-e0a6-4b8f-9a54-5b269e978b5b false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f780 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f780 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 3 8 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.


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]]> 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.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Tony Chan, Cloudforecast S3 Bonus: Tony Chan, Cloudforecast Thu, 03 Sep 2020 10:00:00 GMT 28:20 5d8bb3e2-a7dc-4161-8efe-0c0b0dfd41d7 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f781 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f781 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb AWS Cost Optimization - What you forgot to turn off bonus 3 Born and raised in Chicago, Tony Chan grew up in the Southside, a blue collar neighborhood. He was heavily influenced by hid Dad, who was a first generation immigrant, barely knew English, but started a restaurant. Tony took orders and took orders as a kid, sitting on a milk crate. This really shaped him as an entrepreneur. 


He is heavily involved in Chicago china town community, where he is interested in asian American history. He plays volleyball, specifically an isolated version in the china town community - 9 man volleyball - which is super high paced, and played on the street. He runs the Chicago indie hacker crew, meeting up once a month to talk about side projects. And he is a bulls fan all the way - but, he is a hardcore Sox fan, which can be a little controversial in an area where the Cubs are also just as iconic. 


He and his co-founders had experiences at prior ventures where it took a long time to report on cloud cost trends, and to know what you forgot to turn off in your infrastructure. After returning from a successful exit - and 3 years or so later - they all came back together to build their current venture. 


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]]> Born and raised in Chicago, Tony Chan grew up in the Southside, a blue collar neighborhood. He was heavily influenced by hid Dad, who was a first generation immigrant, barely knew English, but started a restaurant. Tony took orders and took orders as a kid, sitting on a milk crate. This really shaped him as an entrepreneur. 


He is heavily involved in Chicago china town community, where he is interested in asian American history. He plays volleyball, specifically an isolated version in the china town community - 9 man volleyball - which is super high paced, and played on the street. He runs the Chicago indie hacker crew, meeting up once a month to talk about side projects. And he is a bulls fan all the way - but, he is a hardcore Sox fan, which can be a little controversial in an area where the Cubs are also just as iconic. 


He and his co-founders had experiences at prior ventures where it took a long time to report on cloud cost trends, and to know what you forgot to turn off in your infrastructure. After returning from a successful exit - and 3 years or so later - they all came back together to build their current venture. 


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]]> S3 E7: Kimeshan Naidoo, Unibuddy S3 E7: Kimeshan Naidoo, Unibuddy Tue, 01 Sep 2020 10:00:00 GMT 25:01 af244488-3d54-4f9c-9058-6ccafd53e46a false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f782 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f782 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Helping Students Make Their First Career Decision full 3 7 Kimeshan Naidoo grew up in a small sugar can farming town, on the east coast of South Africa. At 12 years old, he found an old python book, installed Python... and started to teach himself how to code. Five years ago, he moved to London to study for his masters in Computer Science at UCL. He is a triathlete, completing his first triathlon last year - and is planning to complete an olympic triathlon and eventually, an iron man race. He and his co-founder both moved from different countries to London, but didn't really know what to expect. They met up for a coffee to discuss an idea, which immediately spoke to Kimeshan - as he lived out the problem they were trying to solve when he moved to London. They decided to move forward and build a platform that embeds chat capabilities for high school or prospective university students to chat with current students at a particular school. In fact, Naidoo built the first version as his dissertation project. This is the creation story of Unibuddy.


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]]> Kimeshan Naidoo grew up in a small sugar can farming town, on the east coast of South Africa. At 12 years old, he found an old python book, installed Python... and started to teach himself how to code. Five years ago, he moved to London to study for his masters in Computer Science at UCL. He is a triathlete, completing his first triathlon last year - and is planning to complete an olympic triathlon and eventually, an iron man race. He and his co-founder both moved from different countries to London, but didn't really know what to expect. They met up for a coffee to discuss an idea, which immediately spoke to Kimeshan - as he lived out the problem they were trying to solve when he moved to London. They decided to move forward and build a platform that embeds chat capabilities for high school or prospective university students to chat with current students at a particular school. In fact, Naidoo built the first version as his dissertation project. This is the creation story of Unibuddy.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Interview on Coffee and Coding S3 Bonus: Interview on Coffee and Coding Thu, 27 Aug 2020 10:00:00 GMT 55:41 8e352c87-d143-4d5b-8b0b-f17ebebe22a9 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f783 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f783 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb bonus 3 Recently, I had an awesome chat with Rob of the Coffee & Coding podcast - the App Developer's Handbook. In this episode we discuss:


  • How I got started in software engineering
  • How I founded his own a Mobile Development Studio
  • Co-founding a successful startup
  • The role networking has played in my success
  • What makes a good technical test
  • How to hire & manage a fully remote team
  • What Being CTO actually involves
  • What Code Story has taught me


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]]> Recently, I had an awesome chat with Rob of the Coffee & Coding podcast - the App Developer's Handbook. In this episode we discuss:


  • How I got started in software engineering
  • How I founded his own a Mobile Development Studio
  • Co-founding a successful startup
  • The role networking has played in my success
  • What makes a good technical test
  • How to hire & manage a fully remote team
  • What Being CTO actually involves
  • What Code Story has taught me


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]]> S3 E6: Elias Torres, Drift S3 E6: Elias Torres, Drift Tue, 25 Aug 2020 10:00:00 GMT 26:02 1f7417e0-7307-4674-82b9-55f7ab3abae8 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0ccf623e8001966f784 60d4f0ccf623e8001966f784 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Drift - Revenue Acceleration Platform full 3 6 A first generation LatinX immigrant, Elias Torres was born in Nicaragua. Growing up in a communist country, he had little resources, even food. Thirty years ago, he came to the US, and hasn't looked back, living the American dream and graduating from Harvard with an MS in Computer Science. He's married with 3 teenagers, and is currently learning a new stage of parenthood. When he's not being Dad or CTO, he enjoys disconnecting while he is kite surfing or sailing. Torres strives to find balance in building a successful company as an entrepreneur with not forgetting his roots, and increasing opportunities for people of color in the US. Five years ago, He and his co-founder figured out that teams needed to increase the effectiveness of their go to market strategy. Today, everyone wants to do things in real time... not during the 9 to 5. So he set out to build a revenue acceleration platform, and did so quickly, given that this was the 4th company the founders built together. This is the creation story of Drift.


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]]> A first generation LatinX immigrant, Elias Torres was born in Nicaragua. Growing up in a communist country, he had little resources, even food. Thirty years ago, he came to the US, and hasn't looked back, living the American dream and graduating from Harvard with an MS in Computer Science. He's married with 3 teenagers, and is currently learning a new stage of parenthood. When he's not being Dad or CTO, he enjoys disconnecting while he is kite surfing or sailing. Torres strives to find balance in building a successful company as an entrepreneur with not forgetting his roots, and increasing opportunities for people of color in the US. Five years ago, He and his co-founder figured out that teams needed to increase the effectiveness of their go to market strategy. Today, everyone wants to do things in real time... not during the 9 to 5. So he set out to build a revenue acceleration platform, and did so quickly, given that this was the 4th company the founders built together. This is the creation story of Drift.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Peter Voss, AIGO S3 Bonus: Peter Voss, AIGO Thu, 20 Aug 2020 13:00:00 GMT 32:08 0b233afd-e055-4efa-8e66-d9405b4ab4fc false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f785 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f785 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Artificial General Intellgence bonus 3 Peter Voss fell in love with software after starting a hardware design company. He moved to America 25 years ago, and rapidly connected with interesting people - leaders in the field of nano technology, AI, longevity, futurism... in face, he got very involved with futurism, following tech that could repair damage in your body and truly conquer aging. His target is to live long enough to take benefit from these life extending technologies, so he practices calorie restriction and is exploring cryonics. For fun, he rides motorcycles, specifically his 1000CC BMW racing bike. Not too long ago, he found himself struck by how "dumb" software is, or better put, how narrow. So his mission for the last 25 years has been to make software smarter. This led him to dig into the current definitions for what is knowledge, and our relationship with psychology, etc - to deeply understand cognition and intelligence to understand what we knew. He came up with a design for an AI, centering around the phrase AGI - artificial general intelligence. This is the creation story of AIGO.


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]]> Peter Voss fell in love with software after starting a hardware design company. He moved to America 25 years ago, and rapidly connected with interesting people - leaders in the field of nano technology, AI, longevity, futurism... in face, he got very involved with futurism, following tech that could repair damage in your body and truly conquer aging. His target is to live long enough to take benefit from these life extending technologies, so he practices calorie restriction and is exploring cryonics. For fun, he rides motorcycles, specifically his 1000CC BMW racing bike. Not too long ago, he found himself struck by how "dumb" software is, or better put, how narrow. So his mission for the last 25 years has been to make software smarter. This led him to dig into the current definitions for what is knowledge, and our relationship with psychology, etc - to deeply understand cognition and intelligence to understand what we knew. He came up with a design for an AI, centering around the phrase AGI - artificial general intelligence. This is the creation story of AIGO.


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]]> S3 E5: Dan Burcaw, Nami ML S3 E5: Dan Burcaw, Nami ML Tue, 18 Aug 2020 10:00:00 GMT 36:49 b905bc53-efbe-4df3-b213-e79ff48cade5 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f786 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f786 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 3 5 Tech and entrepreneurship has always been super intertwined in Dan Burcaw's life - through his family, and starting to tinker with computers in the 90's. He played Baseball when he was younger, along with playing video games and interestingly enough.. keeping up with foreign policy (is that a hobby?). Currently, Dan studies Brazilian Jujitsu and its endless progress of growth and evolvement, while taking care of his 2 pets (and their 3 eyes... you'll have to ask him). His prior company was in the push notifications world, which became a mission critical system for notifications, ultimately bought by Oracle. Afterwards, he and his co-founder started looking at the way people monetize their apps, specifically diving into subscriptions. In doing so, they found out that there weren't many app millionaires in existence - so, they set out to build a better way to sell subscriptions inside app experiences, not only by abstracting the tech bits, but by using machine learning to prompt users at just the right time. This is the story of Nami ML.


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]]> Tech and entrepreneurship has always been super intertwined in Dan Burcaw's life - through his family, and starting to tinker with computers in the 90's. He played Baseball when he was younger, along with playing video games and interestingly enough.. keeping up with foreign policy (is that a hobby?). Currently, Dan studies Brazilian Jujitsu and its endless progress of growth and evolvement, while taking care of his 2 pets (and their 3 eyes... you'll have to ask him). His prior company was in the push notifications world, which became a mission critical system for notifications, ultimately bought by Oracle. Afterwards, he and his co-founder started looking at the way people monetize their apps, specifically diving into subscriptions. In doing so, they found out that there weren't many app millionaires in existence - so, they set out to build a better way to sell subscriptions inside app experiences, not only by abstracting the tech bits, but by using machine learning to prompt users at just the right time. This is the story of Nami ML.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Interview on Mentoring Developers S3 Bonus: Interview on Mentoring Developers Thu, 13 Aug 2020 10:00:00 GMT 45:59 de433108-73db-4e86-803c-209a6c99692c false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f787 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f787 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Noah wears many hats – How does he do it? bonus 3 I recently had the opportunity to chat with Arsalan on the Mentoring Developers podcast, to talk about wearing many hats, transitioning from developer to CTO and much much more. Check out the episode, and Arsalan's podcast at the link below.


http://mentoringdevelopers.com/episode-76-noah-wears-many-hats-how-does-he-do-it/


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]]> I recently had the opportunity to chat with Arsalan on the Mentoring Developers podcast, to talk about wearing many hats, transitioning from developer to CTO and much much more. Check out the episode, and Arsalan's podcast at the link below.


http://mentoringdevelopers.com/episode-76-noah-wears-many-hats-how-does-he-do-it/


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]]> S3 E4: Yoshi Yokokawa, Alpaca S3 E4: Yoshi Yokokawa, Alpaca Tue, 11 Aug 2020 10:00:00 GMT 19:15 09b01b05-b70f-45af-b122-2c3e4052defa false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f788 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f788 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb The Stripe for Financial Trading full 3 4 Born and raised in Japan, Yoshi Yokokawa started his career at Leimen Brothers in the US. In doing so, he was exposed to the fragility of the economies, yet saw how all things were connected and potential for areas of automation - IE, where things didn't need a human hand. A marathon runner, triathlete and yoga teacher, he attempts to understand himself physically, spiritually and mentally. When he set out on a venture of his own, he originally started building deep neural net prediction models for trading funds and hedge funds. In doing so, he quickly figured out that in order to scale this quickly, his solution would need to work with existing brokerage firms and banks. It was at this pain point that he decided to pivot and build Alpaca, the best way for developers to trade US stocks through an API.


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]]> Born and raised in Japan, Yoshi Yokokawa started his career at Leimen Brothers in the US. In doing so, he was exposed to the fragility of the economies, yet saw how all things were connected and potential for areas of automation - IE, where things didn't need a human hand. A marathon runner, triathlete and yoga teacher, he attempts to understand himself physically, spiritually and mentally. When he set out on a venture of his own, he originally started building deep neural net prediction models for trading funds and hedge funds. In doing so, he quickly figured out that in order to scale this quickly, his solution would need to work with existing brokerage firms and banks. It was at this pain point that he decided to pivot and build Alpaca, the best way for developers to trade US stocks through an API.


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]]> S3 Bonus: Shawn Frayne, Looking Glass Factory S3 Bonus: Shawn Frayne, Looking Glass Factory Thu, 06 Aug 2020 10:00:00 GMT 34:55 62ee4e88-5aca-44a8-a8c5-24a603518027 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f789 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f789 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Holograms are not science fiction anymore. bonus 3 Shawn Frayne grew up dreaming of being an inventor. His heroes were the inventors of yore, like Thomas Edison and Tesla. Growing up, he was inspired by TV shows and movies, like Beyond 2000 and Back to the Future 2 - specifically, when Marty McFly gets eaten by the holographic shark. Believe it or not, to kick back and relax - he likes to have a cold beer and think about inventing other things... though he is fine with cheap beer, and has even been lovingly called Frugal Frayne by his team. Shawn recalls that Edison once said, All you need to invent is an imagination and a pile of junk - and he lives by that, with the added part of having his kids around in the mix. He studied physics at MIT, and post graduation, while everyone was heading to Silicon Valley, he was curious if anyone could still be an inventor. He decided to pursue this dream, and eventually cycled back to the inspiration from back to the future - the hologram. This is the creation story of Looking Glass Factory.


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]]> Shawn Frayne grew up dreaming of being an inventor. His heroes were the inventors of yore, like Thomas Edison and Tesla. Growing up, he was inspired by TV shows and movies, like Beyond 2000 and Back to the Future 2 - specifically, when Marty McFly gets eaten by the holographic shark. Believe it or not, to kick back and relax - he likes to have a cold beer and think about inventing other things... though he is fine with cheap beer, and has even been lovingly called Frugal Frayne by his team. Shawn recalls that Edison once said, All you need to invent is an imagination and a pile of junk - and he lives by that, with the added part of having his kids around in the mix. He studied physics at MIT, and post graduation, while everyone was heading to Silicon Valley, he was curious if anyone could still be an inventor. He decided to pursue this dream, and eventually cycled back to the inspiration from back to the future - the hologram. This is the creation story of Looking Glass Factory.


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]]> S3 E3: Mark Hendriks, Wild Ventures S3 E3: Mark Hendriks, Wild Ventures Tue, 04 Aug 2020 10:00:00 GMT 26:27 69f99788-2f5a-44f4-b122-a753745d8d3c false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78a 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78a 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Nature Based Mindfulness, in the Palm of your Hand full 3 3 Mark Hendriks has been a product designer for 11 years. His family and he love to travel, see the world and visit national parks. He currently live in Spain with his wife and son, off the grid. And by off the grid, I mean a house on 20 acres, with its own solar power system, and own rain water collection system. But don't worry... he made sure he checked the LGE network speed before buying the property. Five years ago, he started a side project, building a weather app that combined up to date weather with his wife's beautiful landscape illustrations. Shortly after - Apple started promoting their apps, and their business started to take off. Today, they have ventured into nature based mindfulness apps, through their company known as Wild Ventures.


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]]> Mark Hendriks has been a product designer for 11 years. His family and he love to travel, see the world and visit national parks. He currently live in Spain with his wife and son, off the grid. And by off the grid, I mean a house on 20 acres, with its own solar power system, and own rain water collection system. But don't worry... he made sure he checked the LGE network speed before buying the property. Five years ago, he started a side project, building a weather app that combined up to date weather with his wife's beautiful landscape illustrations. Shortly after - Apple started promoting their apps, and their business started to take off. Today, they have ventured into nature based mindfulness apps, through their company known as Wild Ventures.


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]]> S3 E2: Dave Zohrob, Chartable S3 E2: Dave Zohrob, Chartable Tue, 28 Jul 2020 10:00:00 GMT 27:57 d6657f17-e061-4870-8faf-98565b37ec8f false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78b 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78b 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Chartable - Podcast Analytics full 3 2 Dave Zohrob has been coding since before he can remember. He is among the crews where their Dad's bought TRS-80's hooked up to the TV and loaded games from tape drives. He loves music, and even ran a small record label in San Francisco. But nowadays, he focuses on his family with two little kids. While working at Angelist, he and his co-founder decided to start another thing together... the problem was, they didn't know what to build. Dave had been a podcast listener for a long time, but never really thought about what was under the hood. After considering a few different avenues, including yet another podcast app, they decided to focus on podcast analytics - some might say the App Annie for podcasting. This is the creation story of Chartable.

 

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]]> Dave Zohrob has been coding since before he can remember. He is among the crews where their Dad's bought TRS-80's hooked up to the TV and loaded games from tape drives. He loves music, and even ran a small record label in San Francisco. But nowadays, he focuses on his family with two little kids. While working at Angelist, he and his co-founder decided to start another thing together... the problem was, they didn't know what to build. Dave had been a podcast listener for a long time, but never really thought about what was under the hood. After considering a few different avenues, including yet another podcast app, they decided to focus on podcast analytics - some might say the App Annie for podcasting. This is the creation story of Chartable.

 

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]]> S3 Bonus: Andrew Smith, Outrider S3 Bonus: Andrew Smith, Outrider Thu, 23 Jul 2020 07:30:00 GMT 29:01 d5e19a80-d885-4bae-a547-026f2cf2a538 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78c 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78c 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb bonus 3 Andrew Smith grew up playing in the woods of northern New England. In 6th grade, he was given a car and drivers magazine and fell in love with Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porsches - who didn't? In 7th grade, his science teacher told him they got bad fuel economy, so he was inspired to change that. He currently lives in Oregon, though Outrider is based in CO, he is passionate about mountaineering, climbing and skiing, with whom he does with his friends, colleagues and family any chance he can. He has always thought the largest business opportunity and moral obligation is the commercialization of environmental technologies. Taking a look at the 10 billion tons of freight that is shipped annually.. in the US alone... his perspective was solidified. This is the creation story of Outrider. 


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]]> Andrew Smith grew up playing in the woods of northern New England. In 6th grade, he was given a car and drivers magazine and fell in love with Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porsches - who didn't? In 7th grade, his science teacher told him they got bad fuel economy, so he was inspired to change that. He currently lives in Oregon, though Outrider is based in CO, he is passionate about mountaineering, climbing and skiing, with whom he does with his friends, colleagues and family any chance he can. He has always thought the largest business opportunity and moral obligation is the commercialization of environmental technologies. Taking a look at the 10 billion tons of freight that is shipped annually.. in the US alone... his perspective was solidified. This is the creation story of Outrider. 


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]]> S3 E1: Cole Raven, Podchaser S3 E1: Cole Raven, Podchaser Tue, 21 Jul 2020 07:30:00 GMT 31:50 447f6f73-6d18-460f-8dd3-b070c98277a2 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78d 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78d 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb The IMDB for Podcasts full 3 1 Cole Raven has spent many years in Indiana. Immediately out of college, he started a business that failed quickly - but early on, he knew he wanted to do his own thing. His wife and he just moved to Hawaii... they have been a full time travelling couple, following the Spartan Race for quite some time - so obviously they are into trail running! Prior to his latest venture, he signed on to Vibenomics as one of their first employees, early on in their startup inception. He learned a lot about startups - about fundraising, and what it takes to build a successful startup. A few years ago, he and his team figured out that podcast episode discovery is downright terrible. There is no IMDB for podcasts. After some community polling and volunteer participation from a team in Australia, they set out to build Podchaser - which is your source for podcast discovery.

 

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]]> Cole Raven has spent many years in Indiana. Immediately out of college, he started a business that failed quickly - but early on, he knew he wanted to do his own thing. His wife and he just moved to Hawaii... they have been a full time travelling couple, following the Spartan Race for quite some time - so obviously they are into trail running! Prior to his latest venture, he signed on to Vibenomics as one of their first employees, early on in their startup inception. He learned a lot about startups - about fundraising, and what it takes to build a successful startup. A few years ago, he and his team figured out that podcast episode discovery is downright terrible. There is no IMDB for podcasts. After some community polling and volunteer participation from a team in Australia, they set out to build Podchaser - which is your source for podcast discovery.

 

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]]> Season 3 Trailer Season 3 Trailer Wed, 15 Jul 2020 07:30:00 GMT 1:29 246dcee4-8aa2-4461-9e8d-7271a7a98659 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78e 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78e 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb The Best Code Story Season Yet... trailer 3 Coming soon... we will be releasing Season 3 of the Code Story podcast. With 2 seasons under our belt, we've dialed into the founder tidbits that you want to hear most. And, we are going to take a few new approaches to how we shape those conversations, produce those episodes, and bring your favorite show to life. You'll hear from amazing guests, such as Cole Raven of Podchaser, Dave Zohrob or Chartable and Mark Hendricks of Wild Ventures. And in these interviews, we continue to uncover the stories you want to hear most - stories around success, mistakes, scaling, building and making trade-offs - all in the name of building the next big thing. 


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]]> Coming soon... we will be releasing Season 3 of the Code Story podcast. With 2 seasons under our belt, we've dialed into the founder tidbits that you want to hear most. And, we are going to take a few new approaches to how we shape those conversations, produce those episodes, and bring your favorite show to life. You'll hear from amazing guests, such as Cole Raven of Podchaser, Dave Zohrob or Chartable and Mark Hendricks of Wild Ventures. And in these interviews, we continue to uncover the stories you want to hear most - stories around success, mistakes, scaling, building and making trade-offs - all in the name of building the next big thing. 


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]]> S2 Bonus: Ryan Graciano, Credit Karma (Replay) S2 Bonus: Ryan Graciano, Credit Karma (Replay) Tue, 14 Jul 2020 18:00:00 GMT 37:57 23612bfa-ef02-4c1c-bebb-427b32fe0153 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78f 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f78f 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 2 Early on in his life, Ryan Graciano aspired to be many things - law, writing... and eventually coding, of course. Fun fact, he is an accomplished dog trainer. focusing on animal behavior modification - and more recently, has gotten into powerlifting. Despite his love of analog activities, he got started coding right after college, and tried to avoid joining IBM... yet, still did, through an acquisition. After a few years of growth, he met a group of entrepreneurs who had an idea to provide credit scores to millions of users... for free. This idea would eventually become Credit Karma.


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]]> Early on in his life, Ryan Graciano aspired to be many things - law, writing... and eventually coding, of course. Fun fact, he is an accomplished dog trainer. focusing on animal behavior modification - and more recently, has gotten into powerlifting. Despite his love of analog activities, he got started coding right after college, and tried to avoid joining IBM... yet, still did, through an acquisition. After a few years of growth, he met a group of entrepreneurs who had an idea to provide credit scores to millions of users... for free. This idea would eventually become Credit Karma.


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]]> S2 Bonus: Innovabuzz Podcast Interview S2 Bonus: Innovabuzz Podcast Interview Tue, 07 Jul 2020 07:30:00 GMT 48:54 b48bff4d-79f9-49af-a341-3dfe20fcaa8d false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f790 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f790 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Recently, I had the pleasure of chatting with Jürgen Strauss on the InnovaBuzz podcast. bonus 2 Recently, I had the pleasure of chatting with Jürgen Strauss on the InnovaBuzz podcast, to talk about:


  • How to have your team OWN and run your projects
  • Getting in touch with who you are, then owning it and rocking it and
  • How to get new ideas and solve problems by walking away from them for a while


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  • Be yourself. Be in touch with yourself, own it, and rock it! @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Be bold in yourself and go do it. Give things a shot. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Enable your people and stay connected with them. There’s nothing more satisfying than making yourself redundant. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • It’s helpful to create brand awareness but the real selling point is knowing your ideal client and understanding the problem that you are solving. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • You need to have enough workers to attract business, but you also need to have enough business to attract workers. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Making sure that your team stays connected is important in doing remote work. Make sure that there are touchpoints where people can connect and talk to each other with that they are working on. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Just do it. You’ll never know until you do it. There are so many resources at your fingertips that you can take advantage of, and so, there’s very little risk in trying. If you fail, you’ll just learn something that will help you in the next thing you will do. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Go analog. Get away from the digital world and go outside. Good ideas come from random places. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts


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Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> Recently, I had the pleasure of chatting with Jürgen Strauss on the InnovaBuzz podcast, to talk about:


  • How to have your team OWN and run your projects
  • Getting in touch with who you are, then owning it and rocking it and
  • How to get new ideas and solve problems by walking away from them for a while


Listen to the podcast to find out more at https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart. Some tweetable snippets:


  • Be yourself. Be in touch with yourself, own it, and rock it! @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Be bold in yourself and go do it. Give things a shot. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Enable your people and stay connected with them. There’s nothing more satisfying than making yourself redundant. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • It’s helpful to create brand awareness but the real selling point is knowing your ideal client and understanding the problem that you are solving. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • You need to have enough workers to attract business, but you also need to have enough business to attract workers. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Making sure that your team stays connected is important in doing remote work. Make sure that there are touchpoints where people can connect and talk to each other with that they are working on. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Just do it. You’ll never know until you do it. There are so many resources at your fingertips that you can take advantage of, and so, there’s very little risk in trying. If you fail, you’ll just learn something that will help you in the next thing you will do. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts
  • Go analog. Get away from the digital world and go outside. Good ideas come from random places. @CodeStory on #InnovaBuzz podcast https://innovabiz.co/noahlabhart @ApplePodcasts


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  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


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]]> Quick Note: S2 End, S3 Coming Soon Quick Note: S2 End, S3 Coming Soon Mon, 06 Jul 2020 18:30:00 GMT 0:54 fd22d358-7762-4634-a72b-7b5afd323af6 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f791 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f791 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb A quick note about the end of Season 2 and the start of Season 3... soon. bonus 2
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]]> S2 E20: Daniel Gebler, Picnic S2 E20: Daniel Gebler, Picnic Tue, 23 Jun 2020 07:30:00 GMT 33:33 44c23e55-cae1-4d07-81be-8a065723eb7b false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f792 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f792 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb A resident of Amsterdam, Daniel Gebler found his way into tech through an artistic route - through creating demos, combining visuals and music through technology. A husband and Dad of 2, he enjoyed rock climbing, but mostly bouldering indoors - though he full 2 20 A resident of Amsterdam, Daniel Gebler found his way into tech through an artistic route – through creating demos, combining visuals and music through technology. A husband and Dad of 2, he enjoyed rock climbing, but mostly bouldering indoors – though he loves to go out in the trees with his friends when he can. After leading R&D at Fredhopper, he took several years to do research on large scale systems. Coming out of his research in 2015, he joined Picnic – the online supermarket delivering groceries directly to your home, free of charge.


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  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> A resident of Amsterdam, Daniel Gebler found his way into tech through an artistic route – through creating demos, combining visuals and music through technology. A husband and Dad of 2, he enjoyed rock climbing, but mostly bouldering indoors – though he loves to go out in the trees with his friends when he can. After leading R&D at Fredhopper, he took several years to do research on large scale systems. Coming out of his research in 2015, he joined Picnic – the online supermarket delivering groceries directly to your home, free of charge.


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Episode Resources:

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Amazing tools we use:

  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> S2 E19: Denis Lunev, DepositFix S2 E19: Denis Lunev, DepositFix Tue, 16 Jun 2020 07:30:00 GMT 23:53 c1841ed6-bc4d-4946-b60d-f0e5ad447259 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f793 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f793 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 2 19 Nine years ago, Dennis Lunev moved from Russia to the USA. He likes to polish his skills in archery and throw axes. Previously, he was a software engineer attempting to build SaaS solutions that didn’t quite pan out. Afterwards while doing integration consulting he saw the need to connect payment gateways to HubSpot, so he set out to build DepositFix – a way to directly integrate Stripe and PayPal into the world’s most used CRM.


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  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> Nine years ago, Dennis Lunev moved from Russia to the USA. He likes to polish his skills in archery and throw axes. Previously, he was a software engineer attempting to build SaaS solutions that didn’t quite pan out. Afterwards while doing integration consulting he saw the need to connect payment gateways to HubSpot, so he set out to build DepositFix – a way to directly integrate Stripe and PayPal into the world’s most used CRM.


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  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> S2 Bonus: Meet the Podcasters S2 Bonus: Meet the Podcasters Thu, 11 Jun 2020 07:30:00 GMT 57:40 cb1b6a08-5834-4209-8a08-d9d69951fd8b false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f794 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f794 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb James Deeney, Meet the Podcasters bonus 2 A few weeks ago, I got to have a great chat with James Deeney on the Meet the Podcasters podcast. In this episode, we talk about Code Story and how we craft the narratives for the stories. We dig into the editing, the workflow, and the inspiration that started it all.


Link to the episode: https://www.podcast.co/inspire/noah-labhart-code-story


Show Notes: 

  • 02:22 – How Noah first got into podcasting
  • 07:30 – Plans to launch a company podcast for Veryable
  • 09:20 – Similarities between starting a company and starting a podcast
  • 11:45 – Hiring a podcast team
  • 14:10 – How Noah initially financed Code Story
  • 16:30 – Why podcast quality is so important
  • 18:30 – Communicating clearly and avoiding tech jargon
  • 22:00 – How to conduct relaxed and conversational interviews
  • 27:00 – Editing interviews to craft a narrative
  • 29:30 – How music is added to Code Story
  • 33:00 – Why Noah decided to produce Code Story in seasons
  • 37:00 – Strategies Noah used to build his audience
  • 40:30 – Promoting a podcast in relevant online communities
  • 44:20 – Finding and pitching to podcast sponsors
  • 50:15 – Noah’s predictions on the future of podcast tech


Amazing tools we use:

  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm.
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE!


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> A few weeks ago, I got to have a great chat with James Deeney on the Meet the Podcasters podcast. In this episode, we talk about Code Story and how we craft the narratives for the stories. We dig into the editing, the workflow, and the inspiration that started it all.


Link to the episode: https://www.podcast.co/inspire/noah-labhart-code-story


Show Notes: 

  • 02:22 – How Noah first got into podcasting
  • 07:30 – Plans to launch a company podcast for Veryable
  • 09:20 – Similarities between starting a company and starting a podcast
  • 11:45 – Hiring a podcast team
  • 14:10 – How Noah initially financed Code Story
  • 16:30 – Why podcast quality is so important
  • 18:30 – Communicating clearly and avoiding tech jargon
  • 22:00 – How to conduct relaxed and conversational interviews
  • 27:00 – Editing interviews to craft a narrative
  • 29:30 – How music is added to Code Story
  • 33:00 – Why Noah decided to produce Code Story in seasons
  • 37:00 – Strategies Noah used to build his audience
  • 40:30 – Promoting a podcast in relevant online communities
  • 44:20 – Finding and pitching to podcast sponsors
  • 50:15 – Noah’s predictions on the future of podcast tech


Amazing tools we use:

  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm.
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE!


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> S2 E18: Mubashar Iqbal, Pod Hunt S2 E18: Mubashar Iqbal, Pod Hunt Tue, 09 Jun 2020 07:30:00 GMT 34:56 c6824131-d3ef-4318-a952-15df2bde89f7 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f795 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f795 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 2 18 Mubashar Iqbal, AKA Mubs, has always been a maker. Having built 85 side projects, he is no stranger to launching new products, being inspired by his love for Product Hunt, he got the idea to create something with the same mechanics, but for podcasts. On a train ride home, he started to build pod hunt, a place for podcast lovers to submit and vote on new episodes, solving discovery around episodes over entire podcast shows.  


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  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> Mubashar Iqbal, AKA Mubs, has always been a maker. Having built 85 side projects, he is no stranger to launching new products, being inspired by his love for Product Hunt, he got the idea to create something with the same mechanics, but for podcasts. On a train ride home, he started to build pod hunt, a place for podcast lovers to submit and vote on new episodes, solving discovery around episodes over entire podcast shows.  


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  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> S2 E17: Dominik Obermaier, HiveMQ S2 E17: Dominik Obermaier, HiveMQ Tue, 02 Jun 2020 07:30:00 GMT 37:49 989e2e18-3e25-42ff-bedf-62cd321319b6 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f796 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f796 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb IoT protocol MQTT, Resulting in HiveMQ full 2 17 Growing up in a small rural city in Germany, Dominic Obermaier was not exposed too much when it comes to computers. After studying computer science in college, he was hooked. A frequent reader of ancient philosophy, he likes to hang out with friends and play board games, specifically long-lasting games such as Arkham horror. Obermaier started a company with his college friends with the goal to broker data from connected devices, and not just a few, but millions following his very own standardized IoT protocol MQTT. This solution is now known as HiveMQ.


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  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> Growing up in a small rural city in Germany, Dominic Obermaier was not exposed too much when it comes to computers. After studying computer science in college, he was hooked. A frequent reader of ancient philosophy, he likes to hang out with friends and play board games, specifically long-lasting games such as Arkham horror. Obermaier started a company with his college friends with the goal to broker data from connected devices, and not just a few, but millions following his very own standardized IoT protocol MQTT. This solution is now known as HiveMQ.


Today’s Sponsors:


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  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> S2 E16: Kyle Campbell, CTO.ai S2 E16: Kyle Campbell, CTO.ai Tue, 26 May 2020 07:30:00 GMT 45:11 eee1c48a-3c70-466f-8de7-76f6656d1c84 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f797 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f797 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb High school dropout builds CTO.ai full 2 16 Kyle Campbell is a native Canadian and high school dropout growing up in Nova Scotia. He’s been working with technology since he was eight years old. Learning computers, building websites, and even starting an online record label. A husband and a dad, he loves the outdoors, camping and motorbikes, and frequently hits the trails with a group of tight-knit campers. After moving into entrepreneurship post-high school, he worked his way up through the ranks of several companies in the Vancouver area, and founded his own companies along the way, one of which got acquired by Zillow. Post that Kyle started to consider the current complexity of the infrastructure and DevOps landscape, Cloud, Kubernetes containers, et cetera. So he set out with the mission to make DevOps successful, easy to use, and bring developer tools to where development happens by enabling developer shortcuts.

 

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  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> Kyle Campbell is a native Canadian and high school dropout growing up in Nova Scotia. He’s been working with technology since he was eight years old. Learning computers, building websites, and even starting an online record label. A husband and a dad, he loves the outdoors, camping and motorbikes, and frequently hits the trails with a group of tight-knit campers. After moving into entrepreneurship post-high school, he worked his way up through the ranks of several companies in the Vancouver area, and founded his own companies along the way, one of which got acquired by Zillow. Post that Kyle started to consider the current complexity of the infrastructure and DevOps landscape, Cloud, Kubernetes containers, et cetera. So he set out with the mission to make DevOps successful, easy to use, and bring developer tools to where development happens by enabling developer shortcuts.

 

Today’s Sponsors:


Episode Resources:


Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts

 

Amazing tools we use:

  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> S2 Bonus: Interview on Podcast Junkies S2 Bonus: Interview on Podcast Junkies Wed, 20 May 2020 07:30:00 GMT 49:40 842d209b-e7de-4a3b-baed-8d191c1ef1d7 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f798 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f798 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Convo with Harry Duran on Podcast Junkies bonus 2 5 Recently, I had the pleasure of guesting on Harry Duran’s Podcast Junkies. In this episode, we talked about technology startups, communication skills and formatting podcasts for length, production and promos. I was able to share my insights on entrepreneurship and how my podcasting skills have transferred over to Veryable, my startup company. Enjoy the episode. 


Link to the episode: https://podcastjunkies.com/noah-labhart-interview/


Show Notes: 

  • 06:00 – Harry welcomes to the podcast, Noah Labhart who speaks to his podcasting genesis story
  • 14:28 – How Noah mapped out his vision and plan for the Code Story podcast
  • 22:33 – Noah speaks to how he formats his podcast, including length, production and promotions
  • 25:46 – How Noah has grown more confident as a podcast host
  • 29:31 – Noah’s background in technology
  • 33:50 – Noah talks about his own startup, Veryable, and the initial response he received in the marketplace
  • 43:01 – Noah’s future plans for the growth of Veryable and the Code Story podcast
  • 47:03 – What is something that Noah has changed his mind about recently
  • 48:32 – What is the most misunderstood thing about Noah
  • 48:49 – Harry thanks Noah for joining the show and where listeners can follow Noah

 

Amazing tools we use:

  • If you want the best publishing platform for your podcast, with amazing support & people – use Transistor.fm.
  • Want to record your remote interviews with class? Then, you need to use Squadcast.
  • Code Story uses the 1-click product ClipGain, sign up now to get 3hrs of podcast processing time FREE!


Credits: Code Story is hosted and produced by Noah Labhart, Co-produced and edited by Bradley Denham. 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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]]> Recently, I had the pleasure of guesting on Harry Duran’s Podcast Junkies. In this episode, we talked about technology startups, communication skills and formatting podcasts for length, production and promos. I was able to share my insights on entrepreneurship and how my podcasting skills have transferred over to Veryable, my startup company. Enjoy the episode. 


Link to the episode: https://podcastjunkies.com/noah-labhart-interview/


Show Notes: 

  • 06:00 – Harry welcomes to the podcast, Noah Labhart who speaks to his podcasting genesis story
  • 14:28 – How Noah mapped out his vision and plan for the Code Story podcast
  • 22:33 – Noah speaks to how he formats his podcast, including length, production and promotions
  • 25:46 – How Noah has grown more confident as a podcast host
  • 29:31 – Noah’s background in technology
  • 33:50 – Noah talks about his own startup, Veryable, and the initial response he received in the marketplace
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]]> S2 E15: Desi McAdams, Nanno S2 E15: Desi McAdams, Nanno Tue, 19 May 2020 07:30:00 GMT 22:06 93eef1a3-353c-4f04-895d-01ab2d26c79a false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f799 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f799 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb A mother of 2, Desi McAdam understands the needs of a parent. She graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in computer science, and loves to roller skate - and may have participated in roller derby a time or 2. Fast forward several years, she and her co- full 2 15 A mother of 2, Desi McAdam understands the needs of a parent. She graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in computer science, and loves to roller skate – and may have participated in roller derby a time or 2. Fast forward several years, she and her co-founder were meeting to figure out how to create a co-working space with childcare. In attempting to do this, they came up with the idea for Nanno – an on-demand platform for connecting parents to vetted, quality sitters…. when & where they need them.

 

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]]> A mother of 2, Desi McAdam understands the needs of a parent. She graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in computer science, and loves to roller skate – and may have participated in roller derby a time or 2. Fast forward several years, she and her co-founder were meeting to figure out how to create a co-working space with childcare. In attempting to do this, they came up with the idea for Nanno – an on-demand platform for connecting parents to vetted, quality sitters…. when & where they need them.

 

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]]> S2 E14: Rob Moore, Floom S2 E14: Rob Moore, Floom Tue, 12 May 2020 07:30:00 GMT 26:35 1bdf142a-2433-48a2-9033-6b987da0bbf3 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79a 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79a 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb A Maryland native, Rob Moore quickly found himself in the UK studying game theory and behavioral economics. A lover of travel, he has been able to live the digital nomad life and see a number of amazing places. Post-graduation he started doing data visual full 2 14 A Maryland native, Rob Moore quickly found himself in the UK studying game theory and behavioral economics. A lover of travel, he has been able to live the digital nomad life and see a number of amazing places. Post-graduation he started doing data visualization work for several different companies. He noticed the difficulty of going from a core product to a sellable SaaS platform. Internalizing dry principles and learning the pains of smaller product value delivery, he built Floom to be the startup as a service tool, enabling small SaaS businesses away quickly to productize their products.

 

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]]> A Maryland native, Rob Moore quickly found himself in the UK studying game theory and behavioral economics. A lover of travel, he has been able to live the digital nomad life and see a number of amazing places. Post-graduation he started doing data visualization work for several different companies. He noticed the difficulty of going from a core product to a sellable SaaS platform. Internalizing dry principles and learning the pains of smaller product value delivery, he built Floom to be the startup as a service tool, enabling small SaaS businesses away quickly to productize their products.

 

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]]> S2 Bonus: Andrew Overton, Saga S2 Bonus: Andrew Overton, Saga Wed, 06 May 2020 07:30:00 GMT 30:54 4757608e-8f16-4216-a351-7e8c00bcf74f false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79b 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79b 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Andrew Overton is a finance grad from Howard University. He spent 3 years after graduation, in investment banking. After a while, he desired to work in tech and joined Graphiq in Santa Barbara to learn the ropes. During that time, he obtained his masters bonus 2 Andrew Overton is a finance grad from Howard University. He spent 3 years after graduation, in investment banking. After a while, he desired to work in tech and joined Graphiq in Santa Barbara to learn the ropes. During that time, he obtained his masters in CS from Johns Hopkins, and fulfilled his life long dream of working for Apple – specifically, on Apple Music data pipelines. Married to his wife Jessica, he is a family centered dude, looking up to both his brother and parents. And outside of tech, he loves to read and practice Ju Jitsu to blow off steam and practice thinking a few moves ahead. During his career, he had the idea of saving his own family’s story somehow, but drug his feet on the idea. In 2019, he committed to making progress and validated the idea – in fact, it was at this point where he connected with his co-founder, Amelia Lin, and set off to create a robust product to capture stories from your loved ones – through an easy interface, all in one place, and saved in audio format. It’s like getting a personal podcast of your Grandma’s childhood stories. This is the creation story of Saga.


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]]> Andrew Overton is a finance grad from Howard University. He spent 3 years after graduation, in investment banking. After a while, he desired to work in tech and joined Graphiq in Santa Barbara to learn the ropes. During that time, he obtained his masters in CS from Johns Hopkins, and fulfilled his life long dream of working for Apple – specifically, on Apple Music data pipelines. Married to his wife Jessica, he is a family centered dude, looking up to both his brother and parents. And outside of tech, he loves to read and practice Ju Jitsu to blow off steam and practice thinking a few moves ahead. During his career, he had the idea of saving his own family’s story somehow, but drug his feet on the idea. In 2019, he committed to making progress and validated the idea – in fact, it was at this point where he connected with his co-founder, Amelia Lin, and set off to create a robust product to capture stories from your loved ones – through an easy interface, all in one place, and saved in audio format. It’s like getting a personal podcast of your Grandma’s childhood stories. This is the creation story of Saga.


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]]> S2 E13: Adrienne Bolger, BlocHealth S2 E13: Adrienne Bolger, BlocHealth Tue, 05 May 2020 07:30:00 GMT 33:45 5ac2c3a2-8bb5-4874-b787-8cc20936d1f3 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79c 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79c 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Adrienne Bolger grew up in the midwest, and moved up to Boston to attend MIT. She is a lover of running, and was a jujitsu martial arts coach at the institute. Growing up, she loved art and math, and found her way into computer science, trying to find the full 2 13 Adrienne Bolger grew up in the midwest, and moved up to Boston to attend MIT. She is a lover of running, and was a jujitsu martial arts coach at the institute. Growing up, she loved art and math, and found her way into computer science, trying to find the intersection of both. Bolger interned at Pixar, and tinkered in robotics and medical devices. Eventually, she founded Bloc Health, which aims to solve healthcare credentialing, and the pains associated with moving yourself, your practice, or even working, in another state.


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]]> Adrienne Bolger grew up in the midwest, and moved up to Boston to attend MIT. She is a lover of running, and was a jujitsu martial arts coach at the institute. Growing up, she loved art and math, and found her way into computer science, trying to find the intersection of both. Bolger interned at Pixar, and tinkered in robotics and medical devices. Eventually, she founded Bloc Health, which aims to solve healthcare credentialing, and the pains associated with moving yourself, your practice, or even working, in another state.


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]]> S2 E12: Jack Rhysider, Darknet Diaries S2 E12: Jack Rhysider, Darknet Diaries Tue, 28 Apr 2020 07:30:00 GMT 42:44 3092ddb0-1709-40e2-a6c9-0d84b83ebb79 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79d 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79d 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Jack Rhysider is a veteran of the security world. He likes to explore, rather it be through street cycling, empty buildings, alleyways - or just getting outdoors. He grew up with conspiracy theories, but found himself drawn more to a truthful scandal over full 2 12 Jack Rhysider is a veteran of the security world. He likes to explore, rather it be through street cycling, empty buildings, alleyways – or just getting outdoors. He grew up with conspiracy theories, but found himself drawn more to a truthful scandal over the former. Having watched some of the biggest events in history come and go – dot.com bubble, bitcoin boom, etc. – he felt the increasing presence of an entrepreneurial itch. In the early days, he created some blogs and websites, using some well known web tech, and cultivated a love of podcasting and storytelling. Not able to find the right podcast in the info sec arena, he decided to give it a shot on his own. Fast forward to today, his podcast – Darknet Diaries – is one of the most well known podcasts available, topping the charts with its weekly release of hacking true stories. 


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]]> Jack Rhysider is a veteran of the security world. He likes to explore, rather it be through street cycling, empty buildings, alleyways – or just getting outdoors. He grew up with conspiracy theories, but found himself drawn more to a truthful scandal over the former. Having watched some of the biggest events in history come and go – dot.com bubble, bitcoin boom, etc. – he felt the increasing presence of an entrepreneurial itch. In the early days, he created some blogs and websites, using some well known web tech, and cultivated a love of podcasting and storytelling. Not able to find the right podcast in the info sec arena, he decided to give it a shot on his own. Fast forward to today, his podcast – Darknet Diaries – is one of the most well known podcasts available, topping the charts with its weekly release of hacking true stories. 


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]]> S2 E11: Jason Tan, Sift S2 E11: Jason Tan, Sift Tue, 21 Apr 2020 07:30:00 GMT 36:35 c89826b1-3e5d-4b80-a203-e69b6ca98051 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79e 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79e 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Jason Tan started his love of tech back in middle school, when his Dad showed in the wonders 0f connectivity through dial up internet. After taking some beginner programming classes in high school, and graduating with a CS degree from the University of Wa full 2 11 Jason Tan started his love of tech back in middle school, when his Dad showed in the wonders 0f connectivity through dial up internet. After taking some beginner programming classes in high school, and graduating with a CS degree from the University of Washington, he found himself drawn to crating powerful abstractions within software, to produce outcomes for users. Though previously a hardcore video gamer – playing such well known games like Diablo 2 & 3, he has since moved on to dabble in freestyle rapping & singing. And in 2006 post college, he worked for startups in Seattle, like Zillow and Optify. Finally, in 2011, he moved to San Francisco to start his current company and go through Y Combinator. Through some discovery, he figured out that a large area ripe for innovation and disruption was fraud. He then set out to build Sift, a product to power digital trust and safety, empowering companies to unlock revenue without risk.


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]]> Jason Tan started his love of tech back in middle school, when his Dad showed in the wonders 0f connectivity through dial up internet. After taking some beginner programming classes in high school, and graduating with a CS degree from the University of Washington, he found himself drawn to crating powerful abstractions within software, to produce outcomes for users. Though previously a hardcore video gamer – playing such well known games like Diablo 2 & 3, he has since moved on to dabble in freestyle rapping & singing. And in 2006 post college, he worked for startups in Seattle, like Zillow and Optify. Finally, in 2011, he moved to San Francisco to start his current company and go through Y Combinator. Through some discovery, he figured out that a large area ripe for innovation and disruption was fraud. He then set out to build Sift, a product to power digital trust and safety, empowering companies to unlock revenue without risk.


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]]> S2 E10: Steven Naimark, Ziptility S2 E10: Steven Naimark, Ziptility Tue, 14 Apr 2020 07:30:00 GMT 31:08 84341420-4ae6-4327-8de1-13f848842b88 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79f 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f79f 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Steven Naimark started out his professional career as a clarinet performer. Through his passion for performing, he grew not only as a musician, but as a person, finding joy in the discipline required for his craft. After not enjoying the teaching aspect o full 2 10 Steven Naimark started out his professional career as a clarinet performer. Through his passion for performing, he grew not only as a musician, but as a person, finding joy in the discipline required for his craft. After not enjoying the teaching aspect of music, he began looking for something different, to help separate him from music… to provide clarity. Along the way, he fell in love with web development and made a universe change to do it full time. Eventually, he started building a solution to totally modernize the water utility space, called Ziptility – a platform providing asset, task and inventory management for water utilities.


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]]> Steven Naimark started out his professional career as a clarinet performer. Through his passion for performing, he grew not only as a musician, but as a person, finding joy in the discipline required for his craft. After not enjoying the teaching aspect of music, he began looking for something different, to help separate him from music… to provide clarity. Along the way, he fell in love with web development and made a universe change to do it full time. Eventually, he started building a solution to totally modernize the water utility space, called Ziptility – a platform providing asset, task and inventory management for water utilities.


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]]> S2 E9: Thane Brimhall, Seek S2 E9: Thane Brimhall, Seek Tue, 07 Apr 2020 07:30:00 GMT 26:48 7067c2fd-9344-4379-b5ab-b489e3851db8 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a0 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a0 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Thane Brimhall has been passionately building tech for over 15 years. He started by programming his graphing calculator in High School. He has built solutions for prominent startups, such as Weave Communications, Divvy Pay and Simple Citizen. A long time full 2 9 Thane Brimhall has been passionately building tech for over 15 years. He started by programming his graphing calculator in High School. He has built solutions for prominent startups, such as Weave Communications, Divvy Pay and Simple Citizen. A long time gamer, frequenting platforms like Dota, he made efforts to create his own games. Through these passions – tech and gaming – he created a treasure hunt using augmented reality. He quickly learned what his clients really wanted, which was augmented reality through the web. This is the creation story of Seek.


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]]> Thane Brimhall has been passionately building tech for over 15 years. He started by programming his graphing calculator in High School. He has built solutions for prominent startups, such as Weave Communications, Divvy Pay and Simple Citizen. A long time gamer, frequenting platforms like Dota, he made efforts to create his own games. Through these passions – tech and gaming – he created a treasure hunt using augmented reality. He quickly learned what his clients really wanted, which was augmented reality through the web. This is the creation story of Seek.


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]]> S2 E8: Erin Karam, Dina (Formerly Prepared Health) S2 E8: Erin Karam, Dina (Formerly Prepared Health) Tue, 31 Mar 2020 07:15:00 GMT 27:41 0ee904ce-9ba0-4ca1-88c2-d7249892144c false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a1 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a1 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Erin Karam was a kid interested in everything. She played music, she was into sports, and... into computers and programming. She continues to have well rounded interests today, running marathons, coaching her kids sports teams and teaching them to play mu full 2 8 Erin Karam was a kid interested in everything. She played music, she was into sports, and… into computers and programming. She continues to have well rounded interests today, running marathons, coaching her kids sports teams and teaching them to play music. Being from a healthcare family, she was always looking for purpose, and doing a job that meant something.. and 5 years ago, she jumped onboard to build Dina (Formerly Prepared Health), after latching on the story and vision of the company. She set positively impact the world – by enabling the real time exchange of information between health care providers and home health professionals.


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]]> Erin Karam was a kid interested in everything. She played music, she was into sports, and… into computers and programming. She continues to have well rounded interests today, running marathons, coaching her kids sports teams and teaching them to play music. Being from a healthcare family, she was always looking for purpose, and doing a job that meant something.. and 5 years ago, she jumped onboard to build Dina (Formerly Prepared Health), after latching on the story and vision of the company. She set positively impact the world – by enabling the real time exchange of information between health care providers and home health professionals.


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]]> S2 E7: Ryan Graciano, Credit Karma S2 E7: Ryan Graciano, Credit Karma Tue, 24 Mar 2020 07:30:00 GMT 37:57 b70bbf02-fd77-4ad7-bdfe-49e34561c621 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a2 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a2 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Early on in his life, Ryan Graciano aspired to be many things - law, writing... and eventually coding, of course. Fun fact, he is an accomplished dog trainer. focusing on animal behavior modification - and more recently, has gotten into powerlifting. Desp full 2 7 Early on in his life, Ryan Graciano aspired to be many things – law, writing… and eventually coding, of course. Fun fact, he is an accomplished dog trainer. focusing on animal behavior modification – and more recently, has gotten into powerlifting. Despite his love of analog activities, he got started coding right after college, and tried to avoid joining IBM… yet, still did, through an acquisition. After a few years of growth, he met a group of entrepreneurs who had an idea to provide credit scores to millions of users… for free. This idea would eventually become Credit Karma.


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]]> Early on in his life, Ryan Graciano aspired to be many things – law, writing… and eventually coding, of course. Fun fact, he is an accomplished dog trainer. focusing on animal behavior modification – and more recently, has gotten into powerlifting. Despite his love of analog activities, he got started coding right after college, and tried to avoid joining IBM… yet, still did, through an acquisition. After a few years of growth, he met a group of entrepreneurs who had an idea to provide credit scores to millions of users… for free. This idea would eventually become Credit Karma.


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]]> S2 E6: Dennis Cail, Zirtue S2 E6: Dennis Cail, Zirtue Tue, 17 Mar 2020 07:00:00 GMT 27:10 1d42a3aa-0460-4625-9965-c7ffb79eab51 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a3 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a3 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Born in Monroe, Louisiana, Dennis Cail has been involved in the tech world since he started in the Navy. After serving in the Navy, he obtained his CS degree and an MBA in Finance. A family man and father, he realized he was having limited success in gett full 2 6 Born in Monroe, Louisiana, Dennis Cail has been involved in the tech world since he started in the Navy. After serving in the Navy, he obtained his CS degree and an MBA in Finance. A family man and father, he realized he was having limited success in getting money returned to him, that he lent to friends and family. Ten years later, he set out to solve that problem, to hold people accountable to return lent funds, and remove the awkwardness for the lender. This solution became known as Zirtue.


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]]> Born in Monroe, Louisiana, Dennis Cail has been involved in the tech world since he started in the Navy. After serving in the Navy, he obtained his CS degree and an MBA in Finance. A family man and father, he realized he was having limited success in getting money returned to him, that he lent to friends and family. Ten years later, he set out to solve that problem, to hold people accountable to return lent funds, and remove the awkwardness for the lender. This solution became known as Zirtue.


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]]> S2 E5: Matt Senter, Lolli S2 E5: Matt Senter, Lolli Tue, 10 Mar 2020 07:00:00 GMT 29:50 6a987f06-5883-48fc-97e8-c0c638a1e648 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a4 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a4 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Matt Senter grew up on a small farm in rural North Carolina, dreaming of being a game programmer. A Dad, a husband and musician, he keeps extra busy besides being a startup founder. After selling his prior company CosmicCart, he and his co-founder wanted full 2 5 Matt Senter grew up on a small farm in rural North Carolina, dreaming of being a game programmer. A Dad, a husband and musician, he keeps extra busy besides being a startup founder. After selling his prior company CosmicCart, he and his co-founder wanted to make it easier for people to get into cryptocurrency. Having experience with products like Ebates, they decided to build Lolli, which is a rewards platform for shopping online… except the rewards are given in bitcoin.


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]]> Matt Senter grew up on a small farm in rural North Carolina, dreaming of being a game programmer. A Dad, a husband and musician, he keeps extra busy besides being a startup founder. After selling his prior company CosmicCart, he and his co-founder wanted to make it easier for people to get into cryptocurrency. Having experience with products like Ebates, they decided to build Lolli, which is a rewards platform for shopping online… except the rewards are given in bitcoin.


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]]> S2 E4: George Deglin, OneSignal S2 E4: George Deglin, OneSignal Tue, 03 Mar 2020 08:00:00 GMT 29:25 c1a36d27-7c0f-4534-8a1d-809b0c12be71 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a5 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a5 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Growing up in the bay area, George Deglin has always been in the middle of the Silicon Valley action. Having both parents being engineers, he was influenced to study Computer Science at Berkley. During that team, he co-founded a startup in the education s full 2 4 Growing up in the bay area, George Deglin has always been in the middle of the Silicon Valley action. Having both parents being engineers, he was influenced to study Computer Science at Berkley. During that team, he co-founded a startup in the education space. After building this company up, he parted ways to start his next venture. This next venture led to the discovery of the vision for OneSignal – the most widely used Push Notification and marketing platform, sending over 5 billion messages a day. 

 

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]]> Growing up in the bay area, George Deglin has always been in the middle of the Silicon Valley action. Having both parents being engineers, he was influenced to study Computer Science at Berkley. During that team, he co-founded a startup in the education space. After building this company up, he parted ways to start his next venture. This next venture led to the discovery of the vision for OneSignal – the most widely used Push Notification and marketing platform, sending over 5 billion messages a day. 

 

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]]> S2 E3: Wil Schroter, Startups.com S2 E3: Wil Schroter, Startups.com Tue, 25 Feb 2020 08:00:00 GMT 37:44 30a799c9-cad2-47de-be3c-8cdc0490fdce false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a6 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a6 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Startup veteran Wil Schroter is a family man, and now amateur carpenter. He spends a lot of his spare time, covered in sawdust and enjoying a balance of analog activities, away from digital life. He has spend 25 years as a startup CEO, and during that tea full 2 3 Startup veteran Wil Schroter is a family man, and now amateur carpenter. He spends a lot of his spare time, covered in sawdust and enjoying a balance of analog activities, away from digital life. He has spend 25 years as a startup CEO, and during that team, he learned that what he was best at was teaching people how to go through the startup process. For his 9th startup, he built Startups.com – a place to provide education and tools to help founders through the entire startup process – and this solution was catalyzed with the creation of a funding platform.


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]]> Startup veteran Wil Schroter is a family man, and now amateur carpenter. He spends a lot of his spare time, covered in sawdust and enjoying a balance of analog activities, away from digital life. He has spend 25 years as a startup CEO, and during that team, he learned that what he was best at was teaching people how to go through the startup process. For his 9th startup, he built Startups.com – a place to provide education and tools to help founders through the entire startup process – and this solution was catalyzed with the creation of a funding platform.


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]]> S2 E2: Zach Moreno, Squadcast S2 E2: Zach Moreno, Squadcast Tue, 18 Feb 2020 08:00:00 GMT 56:38 a4354775-0a4a-44d5-85c2-dd0aa73a501f false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a7 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a7 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Zach Moreno is quite the renaissance man, being an artist, designer, author, developer... and a loving husband. He has interned on the Chrome team at Google, building extensions of DevTools and as a big believer in AngularJS, he wrote a book about deploym full 2 2 Zach Moreno is quite the renaissance man, being an artist, designer, author, developer… and a loving husband. He has interned on the Chrome team at Google, building extensions of DevTools and as a big believer in AngularJS, he wrote a book about deployment essentials of the language. After attempting to record a sci-fi drama, he found that the conventional remote audio recording tools didn’t produce a good quality recording… so much so, that he decided to build SquadCast – the best way for podcasters to record awesome sounding remote conversations.


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]]> Zach Moreno is quite the renaissance man, being an artist, designer, author, developer… and a loving husband. He has interned on the Chrome team at Google, building extensions of DevTools and as a big believer in AngularJS, he wrote a book about deployment essentials of the language. After attempting to record a sci-fi drama, he found that the conventional remote audio recording tools didn’t produce a good quality recording… so much so, that he decided to build SquadCast – the best way for podcasters to record awesome sounding remote conversations.


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]]> S2 E1: Courtland Allen, Indie Hackers S2 E1: Courtland Allen, Indie Hackers Tue, 11 Feb 2020 08:00:00 GMT 45:18 d1f678f8-cba3-4589-a5d7-ae1616475697 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a8 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a8 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Courtland Allen grew up totally opposite of his twin brother, Channing, but influenced by him nevertheless. His family was rooted in entrepreneurship, and as such, Courtland was heavily inspired to build and run his own thing. After going through Y Combin full 2 1 Courtland Allen grew up totally opposite of his twin brother, Channing, but influenced by him nevertheless. His family was rooted in entrepreneurship, and as such, Courtland was heavily inspired to build and run his own thing. After going through Y Combinator and trying out different startups, he landed on the idea for Indie Hackers – and it checked all the boxes for what he wanted to work on. He spent three weeks, and built a community for creators who want to find freedom in making a living for themselves online.


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]]> Courtland Allen grew up totally opposite of his twin brother, Channing, but influenced by him nevertheless. His family was rooted in entrepreneurship, and as such, Courtland was heavily inspired to build and run his own thing. After going through Y Combinator and trying out different startups, he landed on the idea for Indie Hackers – and it checked all the boxes for what he wanted to work on. He spent three weeks, and built a community for creators who want to find freedom in making a living for themselves online.


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]]> Season 2 - Trailer Season 2 - Trailer Thu, 06 Feb 2020 01:20:00 GMT 1:34 bdf5957b-390d-426d-ad0e-de18301e7ee0 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a9 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7a9 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb trailer 2 Next week, we will release Season 2 of the Code Story podcast. We’ve taken all of our learnings, paired with your feedback and our expanded network of tech guests, to expose you to more product journeys of the tech you know, love and use. And we dig deeper into he minds of those who built them, to uncover more about their tech, their products… their stories.


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]]> Next week, we will release Season 2 of the Code Story podcast. We’ve taken all of our learnings, paired with your feedback and our expanded network of tech guests, to expose you to more product journeys of the tech you know, love and use. And we dig deeper into he minds of those who built them, to uncover more about their tech, their products… their stories.


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]]> Interview on Milestone Hackers Interview on Milestone Hackers Mon, 03 Feb 2020 20:25:00 GMT 44:00 44df1e94-b5b5-46de-9bf1-0423237a59b2 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7aa 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7aa 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb bonus 1 A few weeks ago, I sat down with Paolo on the Milestone Hackers podcast, and had a great chat about startup life, co-founding partners, balancing family & startup life and how to avoid fear. Enjoy todays bonus episode on the Milestone Hackers podcast.



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]]> A few weeks ago, I sat down with Paolo on the Milestone Hackers podcast, and had a great chat about startup life, co-founding partners, balancing family & startup life and how to avoid fear. Enjoy todays bonus episode on the Milestone Hackers podcast.



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]]> Interview on Product Journey Interview on Product Journey Mon, 27 Jan 2020 13:15:00 GMT 44:00 ec70f60c-362a-4262-966d-176fd0942b69 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ab 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ab 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb bonus 1 I had the opportunity to chat with Noah and Ben on the Product Journey podcast. Every week they get together and talk about building online businesses, what’s been going on and where they struggling at the moment. On the show, we talked about the startup I co-founded, Veryable, which is a marketplace of on-demand labor for manufacturing and warehouse work. We talked through the early days of Veryable and what it looked like to reach product/market fit. We also talked through execution and asked for my advice on how to execute well. Be sure to check out their podcast, Product Journey!


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]]> I had the opportunity to chat with Noah and Ben on the Product Journey podcast. Every week they get together and talk about building online businesses, what’s been going on and where they struggling at the moment. On the show, we talked about the startup I co-founded, Veryable, which is a marketplace of on-demand labor for manufacturing and warehouse work. We talked through the early days of Veryable and what it looked like to reach product/market fit. We also talked through execution and asked for my advice on how to execute well. Be sure to check out their podcast, Product Journey!


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]]> S1 E20: Brandon Hilkert, Bark S1 E20: Brandon Hilkert, Bark Mon, 20 Jan 2020 13:15:00 GMT 42:20 275f74d2-975d-4a17-a9be-ce047f9cf3f7 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ac 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ac 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Early in his career, Brandon Hilkert shifted from a mechanical engineering focus to tech support for a school district. Through his exposure to IT operations, he drifted towards software and becoming acquainted with building startup solutions. While consi full 1 20 Early in his career, Brandon Hilkert shifted from a mechanical engineering focus to tech support for a school district. Through his exposure to IT operations, he drifted towards software and becoming acquainted with building startup solutions. While considering the purpose, legacy and impact of his work, he was approached by his co-founder to create something to alert parents of potential online dangers for kids. This conversation ultimately led to the start of a simple, yet sophisticated internet safety solution for parents and kids… called Bark.


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]]> Early in his career, Brandon Hilkert shifted from a mechanical engineering focus to tech support for a school district. Through his exposure to IT operations, he drifted towards software and becoming acquainted with building startup solutions. While considering the purpose, legacy and impact of his work, he was approached by his co-founder to create something to alert parents of potential online dangers for kids. This conversation ultimately led to the start of a simple, yet sophisticated internet safety solution for parents and kids… called Bark.


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]]> S1 E19: Chris Slowe, Reddit S1 E19: Chris Slowe, Reddit Mon, 13 Jan 2020 13:15:00 GMT 27:56 5a7548ff-7664-4dbb-9d18-8bf77a9fc7e0 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ad 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ad 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb A tech and science minded individual, Chris Slowe has spent 9 years with Reddit. Beyond being a tech executive with the company, he is a Dad and likes to work with his hands in the machine shop. When he put roots into the product as the first employee, he full 1 19 A tech and science minded individual, Chris Slowe has spent 9 years with Reddit. Beyond being a tech executive with the company, he is a Dad and likes to work with his hands in the machine shop. When he put roots into the product as the first employee, he and the co-founders wanted to build a place to discuss interesting topics. Fast forward many years, Reddit is now the premier place for news aggregation, content rating and online discussion around interesting information.


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]]> A tech and science minded individual, Chris Slowe has spent 9 years with Reddit. Beyond being a tech executive with the company, he is a Dad and likes to work with his hands in the machine shop. When he put roots into the product as the first employee, he and the co-founders wanted to build a place to discuss interesting topics. Fast forward many years, Reddit is now the premier place for news aggregation, content rating and online discussion around interesting information.


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]]> S1 E18: Bill Eager, Nomad Health S1 E18: Bill Eager, Nomad Health Mon, 06 Jan 2020 13:15:00 GMT 28:18 e7da4a59-1b51-4585-9f03-37b08a761e7d false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ae 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ae 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb For Bill Eager, his interest in tech paralleled his desire to play music. After attending music school, he became disillusioned with music as a day job and pursued tech - still moonlighting as a performing musician. As he pursued a role with a startup, he full 1 18 For Bill Eager, his interest in tech paralleled his desire to play music. After attending music school, he became disillusioned with music as a day job and pursued tech – still moonlighting as a performing musician. As he pursued a role with a startup, he was introduced to the founders of Nomad Health – and instantly connected with the idea. He jumped in on the ground floor, and created a marketplace to serve clinical nomads.


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]]> For Bill Eager, his interest in tech paralleled his desire to play music. After attending music school, he became disillusioned with music as a day job and pursued tech – still moonlighting as a performing musician. As he pursued a role with a startup, he was introduced to the founders of Nomad Health – and instantly connected with the idea. He jumped in on the ground floor, and created a marketplace to serve clinical nomads.


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]]> S1 Throwback - Jonathan Perichon, Checkr S1 Throwback - Jonathan Perichon, Checkr Mon, 30 Dec 2019 13:30:00 GMT 44:06 40dad164-afa5-4422-9aa1-a4f28ca94a91 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7af 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7af 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Throwback to one of our favorites from Season 1! Original released August 2019.Through a chance internship in LA, Jonathan Perichon made his way from France to the United States. In doing so, he fell in love with the culture and opportunity. After wor bonus 1 Throwback to one of our favorites from Season 1! Original released August 2019.


Through a chance internship in LA, Jonathan Perichon made his way from France to the United States. In doing so, he fell in love with the culture and opportunity. After working for a startup requiring background checks for its users, he saw first hand how antiquated and slow the process can be. Within 6 months, he and his co-founder set off to build an API driven solution, facilitating the submission, reporting and workflow of background checks for candidate workers… and much more. 

 

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]]> Throwback to one of our favorites from Season 1! Original released August 2019.


Through a chance internship in LA, Jonathan Perichon made his way from France to the United States. In doing so, he fell in love with the culture and opportunity. After working for a startup requiring background checks for its users, he saw first hand how antiquated and slow the process can be. Within 6 months, he and his co-founder set off to build an API driven solution, facilitating the submission, reporting and workflow of background checks for candidate workers… and much more. 

 

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]]> S1 Throwback - Rylan Barnes, ShopSavvy S1 Throwback - Rylan Barnes, ShopSavvy Mon, 23 Dec 2019 13:30:00 GMT 44:06 a249af2b-e2c1-4c53-95f5-67bd2263522a false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b0 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b0 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Throwback to our very first interview! Originally released, June 2019. For some builders, there is a moment where technical creativity is catalyzed. For others… it starts much earlier. Rylan Barnes has been working with technology since childhood, st bonus 1 Throwback to our very first interview! Originally released, June 2019. 


For some builders, there is a moment where technical creativity is catalyzed. For others… it starts much earlier. Rylan Barnes has been working with technology since childhood, starting out by programming his legos to move, and all the way through college, where he built early marketplaces for trading textbooks and built physical, automated chess boards. When he started creating a solution for mobile phone barcode scanning, he had no idea the doors it would open and lead to the formation of his most successful product, venture… and exit – called ShopSavvy.


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]]> Throwback to our very first interview! Originally released, June 2019. 


For some builders, there is a moment where technical creativity is catalyzed. For others… it starts much earlier. Rylan Barnes has been working with technology since childhood, starting out by programming his legos to move, and all the way through college, where he built early marketplaces for trading textbooks and built physical, automated chess boards. When he started creating a solution for mobile phone barcode scanning, he had no idea the doors it would open and lead to the formation of his most successful product, venture… and exit – called ShopSavvy.


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]]> S1 E17: Blake Miller, Homebase S1 E17: Blake Miller, Homebase Mon, 16 Dec 2019 13:30:00 GMT 27:31 73eb737b-8e4d-4528-b760-70fb3f3af46c false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b1 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b1 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Coming from a supportive, entrepreneurial home, Blake Miller was introduced to the internet at a very young age - building websites for friends, and flipping digital businesses the same way people flip houses. Outside of tech, he is a competitive barbecue full 1 17 Coming from a supportive, entrepreneurial home, Blake Miller was introduced to the internet at a very young age – building websites for friends, and flipping digital businesses the same way people flip houses. Outside of tech, he is a competitive barbecuer, with a team of long time friends who create award winning BBQ. Highly involved in the Kansas City Smart City initiative, he created an award winning iOT solution around smarter living experience for tenants and more profitable infrastructure for building owners and managers. This solution quickly turned into the company known as Homebase.


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]]> Coming from a supportive, entrepreneurial home, Blake Miller was introduced to the internet at a very young age – building websites for friends, and flipping digital businesses the same way people flip houses. Outside of tech, he is a competitive barbecuer, with a team of long time friends who create award winning BBQ. Highly involved in the Kansas City Smart City initiative, he created an award winning iOT solution around smarter living experience for tenants and more profitable infrastructure for building owners and managers. This solution quickly turned into the company known as Homebase.


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]]> S1 E16: Aalok Shah, EnergyFunders S1 E16: Aalok Shah, EnergyFunders Mon, 09 Dec 2019 11:30:00 GMT 32:23 bc9666e7-a683-4f4e-a3dd-d9bb3c2ee53e false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b2 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b2 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb full 1 16 Tech has always been a part of Aalok Shah’s life. His father and mother influenced his tech interests and biomedical education. After working in nuclear medicine and supporting the special needs community, he found himself always drifting back towards tech and software development, hacking together websites and doing web consulting. Several years later, he was onboarded by the founders of EnergyFunders – a platform for investing in Oil & Gas – to help improve their technology feature set. The business took off, and they found themselves in need of a full time CTO – and Aalok was the best fit.


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]]> Tech has always been a part of Aalok Shah’s life. His father and mother influenced his tech interests and biomedical education. After working in nuclear medicine and supporting the special needs community, he found himself always drifting back towards tech and software development, hacking together websites and doing web consulting. Several years later, he was onboarded by the founders of EnergyFunders – a platform for investing in Oil & Gas – to help improve their technology feature set. The business took off, and they found themselves in need of a full time CTO – and Aalok was the best fit.


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]]> S1 E15: Omri Mor, Routable S1 E15: Omri Mor, Routable Mon, 02 Dec 2019 08:30:00 GMT 36:56 1aeda50c-2832-4a40-ac9e-aa6d52905453 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b3 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b3 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Growing up in Tel Aviv, Israel, Omri Mor learned to appreciate music, art, food and other sensory experiences. After selling his first company, he and his now co-founder got together to catch up… over some pita and hummus. They began swapping stories of p full 1 15 Growing up in Tel Aviv, Israel, Omri Mor learned to appreciate music, art, food and other sensory experiences. After selling his first company, he and his now co-founder got together to catch up… over some pita and hummus. They began swapping stories of problems they encountered in processing payments to their third parties – so many problems that they were both required to build their own. After taking some time validate a solution in the market, Omri set out to build Routable – a modern bill payments, payouts and invoicing system, enabling companies to speed up payment processing through a secure platform.

 

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]]> Growing up in Tel Aviv, Israel, Omri Mor learned to appreciate music, art, food and other sensory experiences. After selling his first company, he and his now co-founder got together to catch up… over some pita and hummus. They began swapping stories of problems they encountered in processing payments to their third parties – so many problems that they were both required to build their own. After taking some time validate a solution in the market, Omri set out to build Routable – a modern bill payments, payouts and invoicing system, enabling companies to speed up payment processing through a secure platform.

 

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]]> S1 E14: Dennis Steele, Podium S1 E14: Dennis Steele, Podium Mon, 25 Nov 2019 08:30:00 GMT 30:00 16df439b-1c02-496c-b04d-192982dbd3b8 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b4 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b4 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Along with being a startup founder, Dennis Steele is a family man and a triathlete. A non-tech grad from BYU, he went through a software development bootcamp - called DevMountain - to arm him with practical dev skills. He took this base knowledge, and he full 1 14 Along with being a startup founder, Dennis Steele is a family man and a triathlete. A non-tech grad from BYU, he went through a software development bootcamp – called DevMountain – to arm him with practical dev skills. He took this base knowledge, and he and his co-founder built Podium – a way for businesses to manage their online reputation, through one single platform.


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]]> Along with being a startup founder, Dennis Steele is a family man and a triathlete. A non-tech grad from BYU, he went through a software development bootcamp – called DevMountain – to arm him with practical dev skills. He took this base knowledge, and he and his co-founder built Podium – a way for businesses to manage their online reputation, through one single platform.


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]]> S1 E13: Ben Milne, Dwolla S1 E13: Ben Milne, Dwolla Mon, 18 Nov 2019 08:30:00 GMT 29:00 cc5d7085-ddd8-4e78-aa7c-5871eb7d14e4 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b5 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b5 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Ben Milne grew up in a small town, and has had a pretty normal life. Raising a family, riding a stationary bike and funding startups through selling music gear, he has been in the tech world for a good while. His second startup started as a consumer produ full 1 13 Ben Milne grew up in a small town, and has had a pretty normal life. Raising a family, riding a stationary bike and funding startups through selling music gear, he has been in the tech world for a good while. His second startup started as a consumer product that you downloaded to move money between banks… without using credit cards or paying hefty fees. What he discovered was the thing they were best at was payment processing infrastructure… So he changed his business to focus on being a high performing, white label solution for enabling others to process ACH payments – and started phase two of his company, known as Dwolla. 


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]]> Ben Milne grew up in a small town, and has had a pretty normal life. Raising a family, riding a stationary bike and funding startups through selling music gear, he has been in the tech world for a good while. His second startup started as a consumer product that you downloaded to move money between banks… without using credit cards or paying hefty fees. What he discovered was the thing they were best at was payment processing infrastructure… So he changed his business to focus on being a high performing, white label solution for enabling others to process ACH payments – and started phase two of his company, known as Dwolla. 


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]]> S1 E12: Bernard Worthy, LoanWell S1 E12: Bernard Worthy, LoanWell Mon, 11 Nov 2019 08:30:00 GMT 38:43 d3291091-cb38-4e96-a1fb-bbaf4895210e false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b6 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b6 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Bernard Worthy loves to travel the world with his wife, spend time with his family and stay connected with his friends. Born and raised in Atlanta, he is a long time entrepreneur and technologist, spending many years in consulting and startups. Through so full 1 12 Bernard Worthy loves to travel the world with his wife, spend time with his family and stay connected with his friends. Born and raised in Atlanta, he is a long time entrepreneur and technologist, spending many years in consulting and startups. Through some research and discovery, he figured out that community lenders were using multiple disconnected systems to accomplish important tasks . He set out to solve this problem – to bring all of these systems under one piece of software to make the loan origination process more efficient. This solution would eventually be called Loan Well.


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]]> Bernard Worthy loves to travel the world with his wife, spend time with his family and stay connected with his friends. Born and raised in Atlanta, he is a long time entrepreneur and technologist, spending many years in consulting and startups. Through some research and discovery, he figured out that community lenders were using multiple disconnected systems to accomplish important tasks . He set out to solve this problem – to bring all of these systems under one piece of software to make the loan origination process more efficient. This solution would eventually be called Loan Well.


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]]> Announcement! Listen up... Announcement! Listen up... Sat, 09 Nov 2019 00:20:00 GMT 0:41 f5202a12-f269-4b4c-8909-13eba1c89be9 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b7 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b7 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Breaking news! We are going to 1 episode a week! bonus 1
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]]> S1 E11: Eric Sharp, Degreed S1 E11: Eric Sharp, Degreed Mon, 04 Nov 2019 08:30:00 GMT 33:53 042ab4b8-1664-4b54-9bfc-1340e4b363ed false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b8 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b8 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Eric Sharp grew up with a unique background. With vivid memories of growing up in poverty, he recalls being distinctly inspired towards education when his mother went back to school to be a teacher. She instilled in him curiosity and a desire to learn, wh full 1 11 Eric Sharp grew up with a unique background. With vivid memories of growing up in poverty, he recalls being distinctly inspired towards education when his mother went back to school to be a teacher. She instilled in him curiosity and a desire to learn, which made a big difference in changing his life trajectory. Using this passion, he and his co-founders were motivated to build the vision for a SaaS learning platform called Degreed – enabling learners and businesses to build the skills they need for the future. 


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]]> Eric Sharp grew up with a unique background. With vivid memories of growing up in poverty, he recalls being distinctly inspired towards education when his mother went back to school to be a teacher. She instilled in him curiosity and a desire to learn, which made a big difference in changing his life trajectory. Using this passion, he and his co-founders were motivated to build the vision for a SaaS learning platform called Degreed – enabling learners and businesses to build the skills they need for the future. 


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]]> S1 E10: Shelby Stephens, Jolly S1 E10: Shelby Stephens, Jolly Mon, 21 Oct 2019 07:30:00 GMT 37:59 e51cc080-7016-4889-ada6-b6d02a446402 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b9 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7b9 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Growing up in an entrepreneurial home, Shelby Stephens felt enabled to pursue his own projects. He was brought up appreciating science and art, and studied engineering in College. After working for NASA, he decided to venture out onto his own, pursuing a full 1 10 Growing up in an entrepreneurial home, Shelby Stephens felt enabled to pursue his own projects. He was brought up appreciating science and art, and studied engineering in College. After working for NASA, he decided to venture out onto his own, pursuing a new venture with his friend, doing video production work for hire. Fast forward 15 years, he and his co-founder are serving the production and project worker space by building Jolly – a social and professional network, designed for gig workers, providing reputation portability, connection opportunities and a marketplace to find work.


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]]> Growing up in an entrepreneurial home, Shelby Stephens felt enabled to pursue his own projects. He was brought up appreciating science and art, and studied engineering in College. After working for NASA, he decided to venture out onto his own, pursuing a new venture with his friend, doing video production work for hire. Fast forward 15 years, he and his co-founder are serving the production and project worker space by building Jolly – a social and professional network, designed for gig workers, providing reputation portability, connection opportunities and a marketplace to find work.


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]]> S1 E9: Andy Abbott, Heretik S1 E9: Andy Abbott, Heretik Mon, 07 Oct 2019 07:30:00 GMT 37:16 38c4f14f-7e89-40c8-b3eb-2583e543d202 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ba 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7ba 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Andy Abbott has been a tech enthusiast for a long time, doing things that techies do. He built a BBS network so his friends could play games together, he created websites on geocities, and spent spring break on the beach… learning PHP. Post graduating fro full 1 9 Andy Abbott has been a tech enthusiast for a long time, doing things that techies do. He built a BBS network so his friends could play games together, he created websites on geocities, and spent spring break on the beach… learning PHP. Post graduating from Purdue, he spent many years gaining a diverse set of professional experiences – from software to consulting to domain squatting to SEO to grocery shopping. Along with this, he built an active and successful Microsoft developer community in Chicago. After selling the company he co-founder, called BookedOut, he felt the pains of the contract review and diligence processes. From that experience, he set off to build Heretik, to enable the streamlining of contract review at scale.


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]]> Andy Abbott has been a tech enthusiast for a long time, doing things that techies do. He built a BBS network so his friends could play games together, he created websites on geocities, and spent spring break on the beach… learning PHP. Post graduating from Purdue, he spent many years gaining a diverse set of professional experiences – from software to consulting to domain squatting to SEO to grocery shopping. Along with this, he built an active and successful Microsoft developer community in Chicago. After selling the company he co-founder, called BookedOut, he felt the pains of the contract review and diligence processes. From that experience, he set off to build Heretik, to enable the streamlining of contract review at scale.


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]]> S1 E8: Jon Buda, Transistor.fm S1 E8: Jon Buda, Transistor.fm Mon, 23 Sep 2019 07:30:00 GMT 38:21 cc124057-2664-4c96-b485-681133d38dfd false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7bb 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7bb 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Building on the early tech he learned, Jon Buda became a ruby on rails champion - building his projects using the back and front end components of the language. Having created a Spotify like music platform - way before Spotify existed - he gained large ex full 1 8 Building on the early tech he learned, Jon Buda became a ruby on rails champion – building his projects using the back and front end components of the language. Having created a Spotify like music platform – way before Spotify existed – he gained large experience in what is required to host and process audio files. While working at Cards Against Humanity, he created his second podcast hosting solution in time to host a single.. and very popular podcast. This solution would come to be known as Transistor.fm.


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]]> Building on the early tech he learned, Jon Buda became a ruby on rails champion – building his projects using the back and front end components of the language. Having created a Spotify like music platform – way before Spotify existed – he gained large experience in what is required to host and process audio files. While working at Cards Against Humanity, he created his second podcast hosting solution in time to host a single.. and very popular podcast. This solution would come to be known as Transistor.fm.


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]]> S1 E7: Jonathan Campos, Alto S1 E7: Jonathan Campos, Alto Mon, 09 Sep 2019 06:30:00 GMT 37:25 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7bc 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7bc 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb After getting his masters, Jonathan Campos found himself working with clients, listening to their pain points, and creating software to meet those needs. He worked his way through a handful of startups and agencies, before landing at Bottle Rocket as the full 1 7 After getting his masters, Jonathan Campos found himself working with clients, listening to their pain points, and creating software to meet those needs. He worked his way through a handful of startups and agencies, before landing at Bottle Rocket as the chief architect, growing their web and backend practice. Not too long after, a former boss reached out about an opportunity to up-level the ride sharing experience, focusing on simple billing, safety and control over the experience. This opportunity was to become the CTO of Alto.


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]]> After getting his masters, Jonathan Campos found himself working with clients, listening to their pain points, and creating software to meet those needs. He worked his way through a handful of startups and agencies, before landing at Bottle Rocket as the chief architect, growing their web and backend practice. Not too long after, a former boss reached out about an opportunity to up-level the ride sharing experience, focusing on simple billing, safety and control over the experience. This opportunity was to become the CTO of Alto.


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]]> S1 E6: Jonathan Perichon, Checkr S1 E6: Jonathan Perichon, Checkr Mon, 26 Aug 2019 06:30:00 GMT 30:22 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7bd 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7bd 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Through a chance internship in LA, Jonathan Perichon made his way from France to the United States. In doing so, he fell in love with the culture and opportunity. After working for a startup requiring background checks for its users, he saw first hand how full 1 6 Through a chance internship in LA, Jonathan Perichon made his way from France to the United States. In doing so, he fell in love with the culture and opportunity. After working for a startup requiring background checks for its users, he saw first hand how antiquated and slow the process can be. After about 6 months, he and his co-founder set off to build an API driven solution, facilitating the submission, reporting and workflow of background checks for candidate workers… and much more.

 

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]]> Through a chance internship in LA, Jonathan Perichon made his way from France to the United States. In doing so, he fell in love with the culture and opportunity. After working for a startup requiring background checks for its users, he saw first hand how antiquated and slow the process can be. After about 6 months, he and his co-founder set off to build an API driven solution, facilitating the submission, reporting and workflow of background checks for candidate workers… and much more.

 

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]]> S1 E5: Alvaro Sabido, Caribu S1 E5: Alvaro Sabido, Caribu Mon, 12 Aug 2019 06:30:00 GMT 37:16 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7be 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7be 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb A born creative, Alvaro Sabido loves to travel and continuously be learning. His engineering background led him to love anything with an engine, and having worked in a diverse set of companies through consulting, IT, radio and media, he became a natural p full 1 5 A born creative, Alvaro Sabido loves to travel and continuously be learning. His engineering background led him to love anything with an engine, and having worked in a diverse set of companies through consulting, IT, radio and media, he became a natural problem solver, interested in innovating to make things better. When seeing a picture of someone in the military holding a book up to a webcam, attempting to read to their child back home, he set out to create a solution to integrate a video chat and a children’s book – and what would eventually be called Caribu.


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]]> A born creative, Alvaro Sabido loves to travel and continuously be learning. His engineering background led him to love anything with an engine, and having worked in a diverse set of companies through consulting, IT, radio and media, he became a natural problem solver, interested in innovating to make things better. When seeing a picture of someone in the military holding a book up to a webcam, attempting to read to their child back home, he set out to create a solution to integrate a video chat and a children’s book – and what would eventually be called Caribu.


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]]> S1 E4: Sean Washington, Design Kollective S1 E4: Sean Washington, Design Kollective Mon, 29 Jul 2019 06:30:00 GMT 42:52 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7bf 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7bf 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Now-a-days, people are introduced to software development through multiple avenues. And it’s pretty amazing how many other industries parallel the thinking and creative process of writing code – teaching, project management… even music. Sean Washington to full 1 4 Now-a-days, people are introduced to software development through multiple avenues. And it’s pretty amazing how many other industries parallel the thinking and creative process of writing code – teaching, project management… even music. Sean Washington took an unconventional route into software, through writing music and graphic design. Since then he has been sprinting forward, as a full stack web developer and tech podcast host. His most recent adventure has been becoming the CTO and lead developer of the Design Kollective – giving him the opportunity to not only learn the platform – but to make it his own and define the vision for how to up level the product.


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]]> Now-a-days, people are introduced to software development through multiple avenues. And it’s pretty amazing how many other industries parallel the thinking and creative process of writing code – teaching, project management… even music. Sean Washington took an unconventional route into software, through writing music and graphic design. Since then he has been sprinting forward, as a full stack web developer and tech podcast host. His most recent adventure has been becoming the CTO and lead developer of the Design Kollective – giving him the opportunity to not only learn the platform – but to make it his own and define the vision for how to up level the product.


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]]> S1 E3: Leah Culver, Breaker S1 E3: Leah Culver, Breaker Mon, 15 Jul 2019 06:30:00 GMT 36:34 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7c0 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7c0 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb Podcasts are a great thing – the good parts of a radio show, the powerful snippets from an audio book, with all the content control of a topical news feed. Yet, there was something missing when Leah Culver tried to find her next episode to listen to, whil full 1 3 Podcasts are a great thing – the good parts of a radio show, the powerful snippets from an audio book, with all the content control of a topical news feed. Yet, there was something missing when Leah Culver tried to find her next episode to listen to, while training for her 1st marathon. And that thing was a more powerful way to discover the podcasts you love – through your subscriptions, activity, and most of all – through the power of social networking and suggestion. So she decided to fix it – and built Breaker, an app that helps you discover new podcasts and episodes based on the content you – and your friends – like most.


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]]> Podcasts are a great thing – the good parts of a radio show, the powerful snippets from an audio book, with all the content control of a topical news feed. Yet, there was something missing when Leah Culver tried to find her next episode to listen to, while training for her 1st marathon. And that thing was a more powerful way to discover the podcasts you love – through your subscriptions, activity, and most of all – through the power of social networking and suggestion. So she decided to fix it – and built Breaker, an app that helps you discover new podcasts and episodes based on the content you – and your friends – like most.


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]]> S1 E2: Tanner Hearne, Musicbed S1 E2: Tanner Hearne, Musicbed Mon, 24 Jun 2019 06:30:00 GMT 48:17 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7c1 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7c1 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb A gap used to exist in the world of music licensing. The quality of music available to project teams making promotional videos or materials was pretty low. And for those composing music, getting paid was an untimely event, where checks just sort of “showe full 1 2 A gap used to exist in the world of music licensing. The quality of music available to project teams making promotional videos or materials was pretty low. And for those composing music, getting paid was an untimely event, where checks just sort of “showed up” in the mail. The Musicbed set out to change that, by providing an online marketplace for music licensing. And in the beginning, Tanner Hearne took on the role as the first in house developer – with the job and goal to take the product to new heights, as a well engineered, scalable and secure platform.


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]]> A gap used to exist in the world of music licensing. The quality of music available to project teams making promotional videos or materials was pretty low. And for those composing music, getting paid was an untimely event, where checks just sort of “showed up” in the mail. The Musicbed set out to change that, by providing an online marketplace for music licensing. And in the beginning, Tanner Hearne took on the role as the first in house developer – with the job and goal to take the product to new heights, as a well engineered, scalable and secure platform.


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]]> S1 E1: Rylan Barnes, ShopSavvy S1 E1: Rylan Barnes, ShopSavvy Mon, 17 Jun 2019 06:30:00 GMT 42:52 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7c2 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7c2 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb For some builders, there is a moment where  technical creativity is catalyzed. For others… it starts much earlier. Rylan Barnes has been working with technology since childhood, starting out by programming his legos to move, and all the way through colleg full 1 1 For some builders, there is a moment where technical creativity is catalyzed. For others… it starts much earlier. Rylan Barnes has been working with technology since childhood, starting out by programming his legos to move, and all the way through college, where he built early marketplaces for trading textbooks and built physical, automated chess boards. When he started creating a solution for mobile phone barcode scanning, he had no idea the doors it would open and lead to the formation of his most successful product, venture… and exit – called ShopSavvy.


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]]> For some builders, there is a moment where technical creativity is catalyzed. For others… it starts much earlier. Rylan Barnes has been working with technology since childhood, starting out by programming his legos to move, and all the way through college, where he built early marketplaces for trading textbooks and built physical, automated chess boards. When he started creating a solution for mobile phone barcode scanning, he had no idea the doors it would open and lead to the formation of his most successful product, venture… and exit – called ShopSavvy.


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]]> Season 1 - Trailer Season 1 - Trailer Tue, 04 Jun 2019 03:10:00 GMT 1:29 false https://shows.acast.com/code-story/episodes/60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7c3 60d4f0cdf623e8001966f7c3 60d4f0c0e251ac0019c4e8bb The process of building a product can take many twists and turns, based on the path that is chosen. How do you get started? What tools do you use? And how do you build your product roadmap? There will be mistakes and issues along the way, how is your team trailer 1 The process of building a product can take many twists and turns, based on the path that is chosen. How do you get started? What tools do you use? And how do you build your product roadmap?

There will be mistakes and issues along the way, how is your team going to respond? How do you build a team? And not just any team… a team that gets the vision, that follows your lead. What is the vision, and what does the future look like?


Ultimately – how do you take an idea from the back of a napkin to MVP to launch?


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]]> The process of building a product can take many twists and turns, based on the path that is chosen. How do you get started? What tools do you use? And how do you build your product roadmap?

There will be mistakes and issues along the way, how is your team going to respond? How do you build a team? And not just any team… a team that gets the vision, that follows your lead. What is the vision, and what does the future look like?


Ultimately – how do you take an idea from the back of a napkin to MVP to launch?


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