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The goal of Self Taught Devs is to highlight the learning and growth experience for new developers just getting into the industry. Join our hosts Matt and Eric as they discuss different software development topics and interview their amazing guests.Matt's Links: https://mehrlich-link-tree.netlify.app/Eric's Links: https://linktr.ee/ericwinkdev
Unknown Host hosts Self-Taught Devs, a technology show with 101 episodes published.
This is it, folks! Episode 100. We're going out with a bit of a retrospective, some honest conversation, and a whole lot of gratitude to everyone who has been with us for any part of the podcast. Big thanks to all of the
What is a supervisor and what is a leader? These two can be the same person but there are differences between the two. This week, Eric and Matt discuss what are some qualities that make someone a leader. These qualities
The internet is full of very strong opinions, and this weeks topic was influenced by one Eric heard recently. How much planning should you be doing when you write code? Should you write down all of your steps first? Try
Have you been rejected recently? Whether it's from a job, interview, friendship, relationship or some other scenario, rejection can be very impactful on our lives. Eric and Matt discuss how to deal with rejection in the
What is it like to grow in the role of Software Engineer? How might your experiences shape your opinions on the technologies you utilize? Join in on this conversation as Matt and Eric talk about SQL, Prisma, Tailwind, le
This part 2 of our discussion of LinkedIn. If you're a New Software Developer and you're looking for your first job then you're probably using LinkedIn. Matt and Eric both utilized LinkedIn to secure their first software
So you're thinking about learning your second programming language? When is the right time? How should you go about learning it? What language should even you pick? If any of these questions sound familiar to you, join i
If you're a New Software Developer and you're looking for your first job then you're probably using LinkedIn. Matt and Eric both utilized LinkedIn to secure their first software Developer roles. Here they discuss some ti
Imposter Syndrome is a pretty frequent topic. In previous episodes we've talked about how to get through it, but is there more? Should you chase after that feeling? Could it be beneficial, or is it not worth the mental s
Eric and Matt review a recent networking experience from Matt. They also discuss some things to consider while trying to network with others. This episode is filled with useful networking tips including things to avoid.
How do you avoid the hype in the software industry? In this episode, Matt and Eric discuss just that. What is the hype? Should you avoid it, or dive in? How can you successfully navigate the rapidly changing trends in th
Matt and Eric discuss the process of deciding if you're on the right track with your goals. Moving forward doesn't necessarily mean moving in the right direction. How do you know you're going in the right or wrong direct
This week, Matt and Eric discuss problem solving techniques. No matter how long you're doing it for, and the kinds of problems you solve, you're bound to find different ways of solving problems. How do you keep doing the
Should you pursue a college degree? In many industries, having a college degree is becoming less and less necessary. With this in mind, should you pursue a college degree? In this episode Eric and Matt discuss their thou
This week, Matt and Eric discuss a brand new project: Eric is livestream-building a full-stack application! This conversation is all about getting started in the streaming space, collaborating, coming up with a project i
This week Matt and Eric discuss an employment avenue that many don't think about when it comes to working in tech. Matt discusses his experience working in government. This includes the hiring process, working opportunit
This week Matt and Eric answer a listener question! How do you handle navigating multiple interests in tech? If you are curious about a lot of different topics and want to build a wide array of skills, while also trying
After their 2-week Eric and Matt have decided on a new goal with the Self-Taught Devs podcast. In this episode they discuss what they've been up to, why they took a break, and what to expect for the future of the show. L
We're taking a 2-week break from recording. For the last year and a half we've released an episode every single Friday. We decided to take a bit of a break to refresh. Thank you for listening. We'll see you soon. Leave u
This week Matt and Eric have a conversation with Jack Herrington! Jack is a Principal Fullstack Software Engineer and host of a popular YouTube channel where he is regularly educating over 180,000 subscribers. Join us as
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