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\n\n\n“There’s got to be more meaning and more passion into the traditional tech pitching.
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Host Karin Thorne and guest host Max Matthews continue their chat with Seth Mulligan about tech pitching, how the Syracuse tech community has changed, and where they see it heading in the future. Seth also answers a Salt City Code favorite question when he shares his idea for a tech Meetup.
\n\nhttp://sethmulligan.brandyourself.com/ | StorySlab | [LinkedIn](www.linkedin.com/in/sethmulligan/) | Twitter
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nmaxmatthe.ws | LinkedIn | Twitter | Medium | Tuzag
\n\nSpecial Guest: Seth Mulligan.
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\n
Host Karin Thorne and special Guest Host Max Matthews chat with Seth Mulligan of StorySlab about smart networking, what it's like to model a venture, and where he sees Syracuse heading in the future.
\n\nhttp://sethmulligan.brandyourself.com/ | StorySlab | LinkedIn | Twitter
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nmaxmatthe.ws | LinkedIn | Twitter | Medium | Tuzag
\n\nSpecial Guest: Seth Mulligan.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nIf you're gonna be part of a community of people that are like-minded, do try to show up and go be a part of the community. Contribute in some way. There's a lot of value that you can get out of it and there's a lot of value you can bring to it without even knowing that you're bringing value to it... There's been a lot of moments in my life where I've realized I've either said something or done something for someone and there's like a lightbulb that goes off, right? And you see that lightbulb go off for that person and you're like "Oh, wow, I actually helped that person get on their path to achieving something that they wanted to achieve" and that's really cool. It's really rewarding, and I would encourage anyone to go out and just be a part of a community even if it's not programming.
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Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Joey Buczek about his experience balancing family, work and teaching at a coding bootcamp along with his work ethic philosophy and how he started the SyrJS Meetup. Joey also shares his greatest programming resource with us and we pitch more ideas for Syracuse tech Meetups.
\n\nThis episode is part VIII of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
\n\nSyracuse Tech Meetups | Inuyasha | Tenchi Muyo! | Salt City Comic-Con
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Joey Buczek.
","summary":"Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Joey Buczek about his experience balancing family, work and teaching at a coding bootcamp along with his work ethic philosophy and how he started the SyrJS Meetup.","date_published":"2020-05-19T16:00:00.000-04:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/f9babf5a-1dc7-4502-b7a9-8675d686af84/5b1604ae-64ac-492d-afcf-7eaef581e6aa.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":73227411,"duration_in_seconds":3050}]},{"id":"101559be-acee-449d-8daa-a58abbfdf07f","title":"Lauren Adam: Hobbies Over Side Hustles","url":"https://www.saltcitycode.com/lauren-adam-hobbies-over-side-hustles","content_text":"\nI'm a selfish knitter. A lot of people, especially in the tech industry, are all about side hustles. I'm not about that life. ... Everyone's always like, \"Why don't you sell your knits? Why don't you do this? Why don't you - \" and I'm like, \"Man, I had two jobs for like five years . I don't want another job, and I don't want something that I enjoy to become another job.\n\n\n\n\nHosts Kelly Corey and Karin Thorne chat with Lauren Adam about her non-traditional journey into tech, the importance of keeping hobbies separate from side hustles, and her experience creating the What a Woman podcast. Lauren shares her experience as part of Start Fast Code. We also discuss '90s toys, the Star Wars franchise, and tabletop roleplaying games. \n\n\n\nConnect with Lauren\n\nlaurenadam.co | Twitter | Instagram\n\n\n\nWhat a Woman Podcast\n\nwhatawomanpod.com | Twitter | Patreon\n\n\n\nEpisode References\n\nSyracuse Tech: Upstate Interactive | StartFast Code\n\nResources: Udemy | Wes Bos | Treehouse | Traversy Media | Roll20 \n\nPodcasts: Join the Party | Pod and Prejudice | Dames & Dragons\n\n\n\nMusic\n\nThis episode features \"Brain Power\" by Mela from the album Mela two.\n\n\n\nFollow Karin\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail\n\n\n\nJSWebb Development, LLC\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail\n\n\n\nFollow Kelly\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail\n\n\n\nFollow Salt City Code\n\nTwitter | Instagram | E-mailSpecial Guest: Lauren Adam.Sponsored By:Hack Upstate: Special thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate! Visit hackupstate.com to learn more about upcoming hackathons and get ready to code!Syracuse CoWorks: We'd like to thank Syracuse CoWorks for supporting Salt City Code! Their recording booth is perfect for all your podcast needs. Visit syracusecoworks.com for more information and apply for a membership now!Hack Upstate: Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Sign up for the Cohort 2 waitlist and the mailing list at Careers in Code for information on upcoming events and job opportunities!","content_html":"\n\n\nI'm a selfish knitter. A lot of people, especially in the tech industry, are all about side hustles. I'm not about that life. ... Everyone's always like, "Why don't you sell your knits? Why don't you do this? Why don't you - " and I'm like, "Man, I had two jobs for like five years . I don't want another job, and I don't want something that I enjoy to become another job.
\n
Hosts Kelly Corey and Karin Thorne chat with Lauren Adam about her non-traditional journey into tech, the importance of keeping hobbies separate from side hustles, and her experience creating the What a Woman podcast. Lauren shares her experience as part of Start Fast Code. We also discuss '90s toys, the Star Wars franchise, and tabletop roleplaying games.
\n\nlaurenadam.co | Twitter | Instagram
\n\nwhatawomanpod.com | Twitter | Patreon
\n\nSyracuse Tech: Upstate Interactive | StartFast Code
\n\nResources: Udemy | Wes Bos | Treehouse | Traversy Media | Roll20
\n\nPodcasts: Join the Party | Pod and Prejudice | Dames & Dragons
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Lauren Adam.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nOne of the main things I love about my job is the community. Being able to go to these events and call it work when it's really just socializing and networking and building those connections. The same thing goes for flying. There's a really big community around aviation that people are drawn to for that reason. You go to these little events that are like the dev Meetups we go to, and I love that, so community building has always been a big thing for me... So it makes me very humble to say I get to do this for a living and I get paid to make these connections.
\n
Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Will Guisbond about his experience working as an Operations Intern at such a young age and the importance of building community. We also go behind the scenes of Hack Upstate and Careers in Code and we learn about Will's plans after graduating high school.
\n\nThis episode is part VII of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
\n\nHack Upstate | LinkedIn | Twitter
\n\n3 Years of Funding for Careers in Code! | Hour of Code | Syracuse OpenHack Meetup (events held virtually until futher notice)
\n\nAs of April 7, 2020, Salt City Code has switched from a weekly to a biweekly episode format. Karin and Kelly feel this will be the best way to balance our personal and professional lives while continuing to run the podcast. Thank you all so much for listening and sharing your tech journeys with us!
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Will Guisbond.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nIf you have a mixture of getting lucky and have a little bit of talent at doing this sort of stuff, you could have an idea that maybe has some success. And I'll say, if you roll a die enough times, you'll at least get a minor success.
\n
Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey continue the conversation with Ryan Gaus and discuss the success of his open source project, Backstroke. We also chat about where to host your projects online and Ryan tells about what he's building in his workshop.
\n\nThis episode is part VI of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
\n\nrgaus.net | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter
\n\nBackstroke | Adam Savage's Definition of Maker
\n\nAs of April 7, 2020, Salt City Code will be switching from a weekly to a biweekly episode format. Karin and Kelly feel this will be the best way to balance our personal and professional lives while continuing to run the podcast. Thank you all so much for listening and sharing your tech journeys with us!
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Ryan Gaus.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nI would say using teaching as a way to get better at something is a really good approach. And I would say that if you don't have a lot of knowledge, you shouldn't think you can't teach. I'm very much a proponent of ... being able to take ideas you have and using them to kind of affect your surroundings. And I think that teaching is a great way to do that.
\n
Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Ryan Gaus about choosing to work for a software company instead of going to college, his experience teaching at Careers in Code, and his journey as a self-taught developer. Ryan also shouts out some past attendees of the OpenHack Meetup and talks to us about a cool project he's working on with his mom.
\n\nThis episode is part V of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
\n\nrgaus.net | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter
\n\nStrandbeest | Linear Algebra course on MITOpenCourseware
\n\nAs of April 7, 2020, Salt City Code will be switching from a weekly to a biweekly episode format. Karin and Kelly feel this will be the best way to balance our personal and professional lives while continuing to run the podcast. Thank you all so much for listening and sharing your tech journeys with us!
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Ryan Gaus.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nWe are all experts in our own different fields...I may be great with something like Gatsby or livestreaming but if you go tell me, "Hey, can you cook me a very professional meal and serve it up?"...I'm probably not going to be able to do that well.
\n
Hosts Kelly Corey and Karin Thorne chat with Ben Lannon about livestreaming on Twitch, how he got involved with the GatsbyJS and open source communities, and he shares a big announcement with us at the end of the show! Ben also mentions his favorite computer game and tells us a great idea for a potential Syracuse tech Meetup.
\n\nTech Note
\n\nWe've shifted all recordings from in-person to online via Zoom. Please be patient with us as we adjust to using virtual recording tools. We apologize for the glitchiness of spots in this episode.
\n\nlannonbr.com | Twitch | Twitter
\n\nGet ready for the first online conference from The Live Coders team! Over 10 hours of content comes your way on Thursday, April 9, 2020 from the comfort of your home.
\n\nSign up for the mailing list here and follow The Live Coders on Twitch and Twitter!
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Ben Lannon.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nMy big advice is...work backwards. Because it's so easy to learn all these tiny little concepts in programming. And it's cool and you're excited while you're doing it but at the end of the day, it's not an end result. And so, my big advice is have your end goal. Figure out where you want to end up and then work your way backwards from there.
\n
Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey continue their conversation with Max Matthews and take a deeper dive into his experiences teaching at Start Fast Code and Careers in Code. Max shares his advice for someone looking to get started in programming and how to find a mentor to help along the way.
\n\nThis episode is part IV of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
\n\nmaxmatthe.ws | LinkedIn | Twitter | Medium | Tuzag
\n\nAre you looking for a mentor to help improve your skills as a developer? Fill out the Contact form at maxmatthe.ws and Max will be happy to chat with you!
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Max Matthews.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nI think a lot of people, when they hear "hacker", they think cybersecurity or issues on their phone. Really, the original term "hacker" was someone who solved problems and just threw things together to fix something.
\n
Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Max Matthews about his experience incorporating a business at age 16, what he considers to be the difference between a developer and an engineer, and what it's like to be on both sides of the self-taught/formal education divide in tech. We also dive into Max's stints working as an instructor for local tech bootcamps Start Fast Code and Careers in Code.
\n\nThis episode is part III of our series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
\n\nmaxmatthe.ws | LinkedIn | Twitter | Medium
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Max Matthews.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nSometimes I really miss AIM. I used to leave away messages all the time and so did all my friends. Update people with what you're doing or put song lyrics in the away messages...I'm just not going to do that on Slack.
\n
Hosts Kelly Corey and Karin Thorne chat about their experiences with various social media accounts over the years. They also share the results of a recent listener poll and reminisce fondly about AIM.
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSponsored By:
\n\n\nI think a hacker is defined as someone that has a passion for a particular topic or a particular subject field. Whether it's computers or electronics, whether it's history or art, we can all consider ourselves hackers of our own passions.
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Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Mo Morsi about founding the Syracuse Innovators Guild and his journey from working at Red Hat to starting his own XRP blockchain company. We also pitch a couple of new ideas for Syracuse tech community Meetups and Mo shares why Ruby is still his favorite programming language.
\n\nmo.morsi.org | Presentations | GitHub | Syracuse Hackers
\n\ndevnull.network | NYC XRP Meetup | XRP1ntel.com
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Mo Morsi.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nI would say go for it. ... Learning any of anything is gonna help you more than wondering what to learn or trying to pick the perfect thing. Spoiler alert: there is no perfect thing. Everything has huge problems with it that are gonna cause you a lot of frustration. But if you just have perspective, well, you're able to do some really amazing things that you couldn't without it.
\n
Hosts Karin Thorne and Kelly Corey chat with Gus Cost, programmer at Density and Careers in Code instructor, about using hardware to win a hackathon, lessons learned from teaching at a tech bootcamp for the first time, and his surprising recommendation on where to start your own programming journey. This is our most technical episode so far and features mentions of QBasic, Logo, Lisp, and PyTorch.
\n\nThis episode is part II of our new series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
\n\nGusCost.com | Density | Hack Upstate VIII Grand Prize: Red Light Bell
\n\nLearn C the Hard Way by Zed Shaw
\n\nCode: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software by Charles Petzold
\n\n\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Augustine (Gus) Cost.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nIf we risk messing with things too much...I think we could risk reducing some of that community building side, right? And I think if we wanna get more of these outcomes, we need to really value and do whatever we can to amplify the network effects that come from the community we're building.
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Kelly and Karin chat with Doug Crescenzi, co-founder of Hack Upstate and Upstate Interactive, about his journey from academia to entrepreneurship, how he helped launch the Careers in Code program, and the importance of connecting with your local tech community. We also talk about making opportunities available for people to advance in their tech journeys and suggest a couple of ideas for future Syracuse tech meetups.
\n\nThis episode is part I of our new series: Catching Up with Careers in Code! We chat with founders, instructors/TAs, and students of the first CiC cohort about their experience and where they'd like to see the program go in the future.
\n\nThis is our first episode recorded remotely, and Kelly didn't realize until editing the episode that she was recording with the wrong microphone. Our apologies for the audio quality on her end. It will be fixed for next time!
\n\nLinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram
\n\nInterested in custom software development and working with blockchain? Click here to read the latest from Upstate Interactive and follow them on Medium for more!
\n\n\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\njswebbdevelopment.com | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nSpecial Guest: Doug Crescenzi.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nI was looking for a change, and on the way to a change, and then when I got involved with the bootcamp, everything changed!
\n
It's been about six months since hosts Kelly Corey and Karin Thorne graduated from Careers in Code. We catch up on adjusting to life after class, getting more involved in the tech community, and what it's like to start a podcast. We also talk about Kelly joining the leadership team of Women in Coding and describe what it's like to be a guest on Salt City Code.
\n\nSalt City Code Guarantee: "You'll probably have at least one laugh, if not more."
\n\nInterested in being a guest on the show? Visit calendly.com/saltcitycode, fill out the Google form here, and sign up for a time!
\n\nNot in the Syracuse, NY area? Don't let that stop you! We can also record episodes via Zoom.
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nkethorne.com | Instagram | Twitter | E-mail
\n\nkell.dev | Instagram | Twitter | E-mail
\n\nSponsored By:
\n\n\nWith Surge Syracuse and all of these initiatives, the idea is to keep tech local and tech resources local, and we can't do that if people can't find jobs here. We know the jobs are out there, but people need to be able to find them.
\n
Karin and Kelly chat with Amanda Darcangelo, leader of the Syracuse chapter of Women in Machine Learning and Data Science, about her group's upcoming career fair, the importance of collaboration in the tech community, and what it means to be a tech resource in 2020. We also talk about what to bring to a career fair and speculate on the future of cover letters.
\n\nConnect with Amanda
\n\nLinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Salt City Analytics
\n\nFollow Syracuse WiMLDS on Twitter and join the group on Meetup for the latest news and events!
\n\nUpcoming WiMLDS Events
\n\nSign up for the data science and machine learning career fair on Saturday, March 7 at Syracuse CoWorks here!
\n\nInterested in Martha Grabowski's Unmanned Aerial Systems presentation on February 4? Register here!
\n\nMusic
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\nFollow Karin
\n\nPersonal Site | Twitter | Instagram | Email
\n\nJSWebb Development, LLC
\n\nBusiness Site | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nFollow Kelly
\n\nPersonal Site | [Twitter] | [Instagram] | E-mail
\n\nFollow Salt City Code
\n\n\n\nSpecial Guest: Amanda Darcangelo.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nI commend people who are stuck in their ways because they're gonna be the ones that are going to be protected the most in the terrible event that something tragic does happen to us here.
\n
Karin and Kelly continue the conversation with Ashley Oliver and discuss cybersecurity, cryptocurrency, and potential changes to consumer banking in the coming decade. We also talk about a fun emanation experiment, and Ashley teaches us about Faraday cages and Van Eck phreaking.
\n\nConnect with Ashley
\n\nFacebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Blog
\n\nWant to learn more about 5G? Sign up for Ashley's webinar here
\n\nReady to land any job you want in cybersecurity? Ashley can help! Sign up for her webinar on how to become a cybersecurity expert here
\n\nMusic
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\n
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
Follow Karin
\n\nBlog | Instagram | Twitter | Email
\n\nFollow JSWebb Development
\n\nSite | Twitter | Instagram | Email
\n\nFollow Kelly
\n\nSite | Instagram | Twitter | Email
\n\nFollow Salt City Code
\n\n\n\nSpecial Guest: Ashley Oliver.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\nEven though these are huge advances to the technology community, we still have to be concerned and be aware of the cyber risks that are imposed because if we're not, then we're gonna just make ourselves a target for those types of attacks.
\n
Kelly and Karin chat with Ashley Oliver, Syracuse's resident cybersecurity Subject Matter Expert, about her AVR of choice, the upcoming 5G network in Syracuse, and how to get started on a career in cybersecurity. We also discuss ethical hacking, penetration testing, and the difference between antivirus and malware protection.
\n\nConnect with Ashley
\n\n\n\nRead Ashley's latest blog post on polymorphic viruses here
\n\nWant to learn more about 5G? Sign up for Ashley's webinar here
\n\nReady to land any job you want in cybersecurity? Ashley can help! Sign up for her webinar on how to become a cybersecurity expert here
\n\nMusic
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n\n
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
Follow Karin
\n\nPersonal Site | Instagram | Twitter | Email
\n\nJS Webb Development LLC
\n\nBusiness Site | Instagram | Twitter | Email
\n\nFollow Kelly
\n\nPersonal Site | Instagram | Twitter | Email
\n\nFollow Salt City Code
\n\n\n\nSpecial Guest: Ashley Oliver.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\n"People come to these events from all over, and so they'll be able to also see that we have a tech community, that we have awesome people here, and be able to see all the really cool natural features that the upstate region has..."
\n
Kelly and Karin sit down with Mike DeMaria, founder of the Syracuse Developers Community Group/co-founder of Upstate Dreamin', and discuss working with Salesforce, what it's like to run a community Meetup, and launching a brand new conference in upstate New York. We also chat about retro video game systems and offer suggestions for presenting to local dev groups.
\n\nConnect with Mike: Twitter | Linked In
\n\nFollow Upstate Dreamin': Mailing List | Twitter
\n\nVisit Syracuse Developers Salesforce Community Group for upcoming events and the latest information on Mike's Meetup!
\n\nCurious about Salesforce?
\n\nGo to trailhead.salesforce.com and get started for free!
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\n\nMusic
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
Follow Karin
\n\nPersonal Site | Twitter | Instagram | Email
\n\nJSWebb Development, LLC
\n\nBusiness Site | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nFollow Kelly
\n\nPersonal Site | Twitter | Instagram | E-mail
\n\nFollow Salt City Code
\n\n\n\nSpecial Guest: Mike DeMaria.
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\n\n\n"If we want to be a podcast that's by the Syracuse tech community for the Syracuse tech community, then we better include all the Syracuse tech community."
\n
Kelly and Karin discuss their New Year's resolutions for their personal coding journeys and for Salt City Code. These include completing #100DaysofCode, publishing projects, and learning more about the science of computers.
\n\nWant to be a guest or guest host on our podcast? Visit calendly.com/saltcitycode and schedule a time with us for the new year. We look forward to hearing from you!
\n\nMusic
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
Follow Karin
\n\nBlog: Learning Curve
\nInstagram: karin_thorne
\nTwitter: kaythorne
\nE-mail: contact@kethorne.com
Business:
\nJS Web Development, LLC.
\nInstagram: jswebbdev
\nTwitter: @JSWebb_Dev
\nE-mail: JSWebbDevelopment@gmail.com
Follow Kelly
\n\nkell.dev
\nInstagram: @kellytoearth
\nTwitter: @kellytoearth
\nE-mail: hello@kell.dev
Follow Salt City Code
\n\nhttps://www.saltcitycode.com/
\nInstagram: saltcitycode
\nTwitter: @saltcitycode
\nE-mail: saltcitycode@gmail.com
Sponsored By:
\n\n\n"I would say that's one of the fundamentals of web development...there's never one correct answer."
\n
Kelly and Karin share some of their favorite coding resources in this special 2019 holiday episode feat. lots of JavaScript, a handful of online courses, a sprinkle of social media, and a pinch of other podcasts. 🎄
\n\nMaster Resource List
\n\nExtensions
\n\nBooks
\n\nYouTubers
\n\n\n\nOnline Courses
\n\n\n\nGame
\n\nPodcasts
\n\n\n\nSocial Media
\n\nMusic
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
Follow Karin
\n\nPersonal:
\n\n[kethorne.com](kethorne.com)
\nInstagram: karin_thorne
\nTwitter: kaythorne
\nE-mail: contact@kethorne.com
Business:
\n\n[JS Webb Development LLC](jswebbdevelopment.com)
\nInstagram: jswebbdev
\nTwitter: @JSWebb_Dev
\nE-mail: JSWebbDevelopment@gmail.com
Follow Kelly
\n\nkell.dev
\nTwitter: @kellytoearth
\nE-mail: hello@kell.dev
Follow Salt City Code
\n\nhttps://www.saltcitycode.com/
\nInstagram: saltcitycode
\nTwitter: @saltcitycode
\nE-mail: saltcitycode@gmail.com
Sponsored By:
\n\n\n"I think that part of the reason that I got my job, or at least that they looked at my resume, was because I had a hackathon project that was an augmented reality game..."
\n
Kelly and Karin sit down again with Melissa Schmitz as she shares more stories and advice about hackathons, her experience in a data science bootcamp, and how she leveraged her hackathon wins into a full-time career in tech.
\n\nConnect with Melissa: LinkedIn | Medium
\n\nClick here to learn more about The Mighty Ducks, an augmented reality game Melissa worked on, at Hack Upstate XII!
\n\nMusic
\n\nThis episode features "Brain Power" by Mela from the album Mela two.
\n
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Follow Karin
\n\nPersonal Site: kethorne.com
\nInstagram: karin_thorne
\nTwitter: kaythorne
\nE-mail: contact@kethorne.com
Business: [JS Webb Development LLC](jswebbdevelopment.com)
\nInstagram: jswebbdev
\nTwitter: @JSWebb_Dev
\nBusiness E-mail: JSWebbDevelopment@gmail.com
Follow Kelly
\n\nPersonal Site: kell.dev
\nInstagram: kellytoearth
\nTwitter: @kellytoearth
\nE-mail: hello@kell.dev
Follow Salt City Code
\n\nSite: https://www.saltcitycode.com/
\nInstagram: saltcitycode
\nTwitter: @saltcitycode
\nE-mail: saltcitycode@gmail.com
Special Guest: Melissa Schmitz.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\n"The point of it is not always to make a business, of course. It's to have that experience."
\n
Karin and Kelly chat with Melissa Schmitz about what it's like to win a hackathon, her experience working with virtual reality, and her decision to pivot from natural science to data science.
\n\nTopics discussed include: using virtual reality to train people on heavy equipment, how to succeed at your first hackathon, and building blocks of programming
\n\nFollow Melissa on LinkedIn and Medium for more!
\n\nClick here to watch a video about Raymond's Virtual Reality simulator.
\n\nMelissa's team, MMA, won Hack Upstate X! Read about their project here.
\n\nOur theme is "Enthusiast" by Tours. Listen to the full song here!
\n\nFollow Karin
\n\nPersonal Site: kethorne.com
\nInstagram: karin_thorne
\nTwitter: kaythorne
\nE-mail: contact@kethorne.com
Business: [JS Webb Development LLC](jswebbdevelopment.com)
\nInstagram: jswebbdev
\nTwitter: @JSWebb_Dev
\nBusiness E-mail: JSWebbDevelopment@gmail.com
Follow Kelly
\n\nPersonal Site: kell.dev
\nInstagram: kellytoearth
\nTwitter: @kellytoearth
\nE-mail: hello@kell.dev
Follow Salt City Code
\n\nSite: www.saltcitycode.com
\nInstagram: saltcitycode
\nTwitter: saltcitycode
\nE-mail: saltcitycode@gmail.com
Special Guest: Melissa Schmitz.
Sponsored By:
\n\n\n"It's wild what you'll see once you've walked away and taken a break from it."
\n
Karin interviews Kelly Corey, co-founder of Salt City Code, about her journey into tech as a recent graduate of a coding bootcamp.
\nTopics discussed include: restoring old tech, finding a sense of community, and encouraging creative types to get into code.
This episode does feature ambient sniffling and construction noise in the background. Our apologies.
\n\nOur theme is "Enthusiast" by Tours. Listen to the full song here!
\n\nFollow Karin
\n\nPersonal Site: kethorne.com
\nInstagram: karin_thorne
\nTwitter: kaythorne
\nE-mail: contact@kethorne.com
Business: [JS Webb Development LLC](jswebbdevelopment.com)
\nInstagram: jswebbdev
\nTwitter: @JSWebb_Dev
\nBusiness E-mail: JSWebbDevelopment@gmail.com
Follow Kelly
\n\nPersonal Site: kell.dev
\nInstagram: kellytoearth
\nTwitter: @kellytoearth
\nE-mail: hello@kell.dev
Follow Salt City Code
\n\nSite: www.saltcitycode.com
\nInstagram: saltcitycode
\nTwitter: saltcitycode
\nE-mail: saltcitycode@gmail.com
Sponsored By:
\n\n\n"I want something new and something different every day."
\n
Kelly Corey interviews co-host Karin Thorne, co-founder of Salt City Code, about her experience as a new web developer.
\nTopics discussed include: imposter syndrome, balancing work and family with class, and comparing a coding bootcamp with college classes
Our theme is "Enthusiast" by Tours. Listen to the full song here!
\n\nFollow Karin
\n\nPersonal Site: kethorne.com
\nInstagram: karin_thorne
\nTwitter: kaythorne
\nE-mail: contact@kethorne.com
Business: [JS Webb Development LLC](jswebbdevelopment.com)
\nInstagram: jswebbdev
\nTwitter: @JSWebb_Dev
\nBusiness E-mail: JSWebbDevelopment@gmail.com
Follow Kelly
\n\nPersonal Site: kell.dev
\nInstagram: kellytoearth
\nTwitter: @kellytoearth
\nE-mail: hello@kell.dev
Follow Salt City Code
\n\nSite: www.saltcitycode.com
\nInstagram: saltcitycode
\nTwitter: saltcitycode
\nE-mail: saltcitycode@gmail.com
Sponsored By:
What's this podcast all about?
\nWhen's the first episode?
\nWhat can I expect from listening to it?
Find out the answers to all these questions and more in this teaser trailer!
\n\nSpecial thanks to our sponsor Hack Upstate for helping Salt City Code get off the ground!
\n\nThe music featured in this episode is "Enthusiast" by Tours. Listen to the full track here!
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