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Why and How to Learn Python
Learn to Code in One Month
01/05/24 • 30 min
Today, we are talking with Mattan Griffel (@mattangriffel) about how to learn Python. Mattan teaches code to MBAs — at Columbia Business School. He also teaches the Learn Python course here at One Month.
Why learn Python?
Python is one of the most popular languages for data analytics and web development "Python is the new Excel" being used in business school finance classes. Google, Instagram, Uber and many more companies are using Python.
“Forget Wall Street lingo. The language Citigroup Inc. wants its incoming investment bank analysts to know is Python” — Bloomberg, 2018 (that quote says it all).
In this episode, we discuss:
How long did it take Mattan to learn Python?
What is a great first project to build in Python?
What is the best programming language to learn first?
What are some free Python resources?
Learn Python with Mattan at www.onemonth.com — that's also where you can find all the transcripts and shownotes from this episode.
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Reflecting on My Failure to Build a Billion-Dollar Company
Learn to Code in One Month
08/31/21 • 41 min
This week I chat with Sahil Lavingia (Gumroad.com Founder) who spent years running a profitable business with millions of adorning customers — only to be told again and again that he was a huge failure.
In this episode, Sahil and I discuss the expectations of taking VC money, and the metrics for success (and failure) that startups must answer to.
Sahil begins,
"In 2011, I left my job as the second employee at Pinterest — before I vested any of my stock — to work on what I thought would be my life’s work. I thought Gumroad would become a billion-dollar company, with hundreds of employees. It would IPO, and I would work on it until I died. Something like that. Needless to say, that didn’t happen. Now, it may look like I am in an enviable position, running a profitable, growing, low-maintenance software business serving adoring customers. But for years, I considered myself a failure. At my lowest point, I had to lay off 75 percent of my company, including many of my best friends. I had failed. It took me years to realize I was misguided from the outset. I no longer feel shame in the path I took to get to where I am today — but for a long time, I did. This is my journey, from the beginning."
Reflecting on My Failure to Build a Billion-Dollar Company
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Linh Dao Smooke (Hacker Noon) — How Hacker Noon Became the Voice of Hackers
Learn to Code in One Month
05/25/21 • 44 min
Hacker Noon is one of the best tech blogs to stay up to date with coding trends, blockchain, and startups. With over 7000 writers and 200,000 daily readers, Hacker Noon has become the voice of hackers around the world.
Linh Dao Smooke is the co-founder and COO of Hacker Noon. Today she and I chat about Hacker Noon's origin, why they're parting ways with Medium, and future of the publication.
In this episode, we discuss:
- What is Hacker Noon?
- How did Hacker Noon get started?
- Why is Hacker Noon leaving Medium? And where are they going?
- How could someone get started writing for Hacker Noon?
- What are the top all-time stories on Hacker Noon?
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Why Data Journalists Learn Python
Learn to Code in One Month
07/05/21 • 63 min
Melissa Lewis is a data reporter for Reveal, a Python teacher, the organizer of PyLadies Portland and the Portland chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association.
Melissa is here to share her work as a data journalist who uses Python on the job. By the end you'll understand:
- What is data journalism?
- Why are Python and SQL great languages for data journalism?
- What skills does a data journalist need?
- Who is doing some of the best data journalism these days?
Episode Show Notes and Full Transcript
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How to Launch a Career Developing WordPress Sites
Learn to Code in One Month
08/10/21 • 38 min
WordPress development is in high demand! If you dream of launching a freelance web development career you'll want to know the basics of how to customize WordPress with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF).
In this episode, I chat with Elliot Condon — the creator of Advanced Custom Fields. You'll learn: How Elliot learned to code, How you can use WordPress + ACF to build amazing websites, and how to start a freelance career as a WordPress developer.
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How I Built Product Hunt, Dash and more with Nathan Baschez
Learn to Code in One Month
06/01/21 • 57 min
In my chat with Nathan we discuss:
- How to design a career
- Strategies for choosing projects
- Behind the scenes of early days at General Assembly, and Product Hunt
- What it's like to work at Gimlet Media (home to the Reply All Podcast, Startup, and the CrimeTown Podcast)
- Tips for staying focused when learning to code for the first time
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Learn Python the Hard Way with Zed Shaw
Learn to Code in One Month
06/15/21 • 75 min
Welcome to the Learn to Code Podcast here at One Month. Today on the show we have Zed Shaw. Zed is the author of Learn Python the Hard Way. and the popular website Learn Code the Hardway.
In this episode, we'll be talking about how Zed learned to code, how to get the most out of his book series, and advice on next steps for after you complete Learn Python the Hard Way.
In my chat with Zed Shaw we discuss:- How Zed Shaw learned to code
- Why Zed named his book series "Learn to Code the Hard Way"
- Codecademy vs. Learn The Hard Way
- Ruby vs. Django vs. Vue.js
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Coding Bootcamp 101: An Honest Review of FullStack Academy with Buddy Galletti
Learn to Code in One Month
05/11/21 • 38 min
Buddy Galletti is a FullStack Academy student and One Month alumni. He's currently enrolled in Fullstack's 26 week online Bootcamp where he's learning HTML, JavaScript, CSS and React. I interviewed Buddy to tell us about his journey learning to code, and to share an honest review of what it's like being a student at Fullstack Academy.
In this episode we discuss:
- What is a coding bootcamp?
- What coding languages does Fullstack Academy teach and why?
- What is the day-to-day work life of a coding bootcamp student?
- Does Fullstack Academy help you get a job?
- How hard is it to get into Fullstack Academy?
- How much is Fullstack Academy?
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When to Code (and when not to code)
Learn to Code in One Month
04/06/21 • 10 min
In a previous episode of the Learn to Code Podcast I discussed best practices for building a website. Today I want to discuss when NOT to build a website! As well as some cheap, and quick ways to validate your idea before you write a line of code.
I've built a lot of websites that no one has ever visited.😭 I've seen clients spend $10,000 to build a website, and then afterwards never make an update! Without love, websites die. HTML ages like bread, not like wine.
In this episode, I discuss the concept of MVP (minimum viable product) and how successful companies like Dropbox, the Skimm, and Oculus Riff all launched without writing a single line of code.
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Why Product Managers Are Learning to Code, and freeCodeCamp vs. Codecademy
Learn to Code in One Month
04/20/21 • 39 min
Why are product managers learning to code? This week I chat with product manager (and self-taught programmer) Irma Mesa (@_justirma) about why and how she learned to code. Irma is a product manager at Open Up Resources. Open Up Resources is a non-profit that creates K-12 curriculum, and is funded by some from some pretty big names like The Bill and Linda Gates Foundation and The Schusterman Foundation.
In this episode, we talk about the various resources that Irma used to learn to code (Codecademy, freeCodeCamp, One Month). How helpful were each of these coding courses? Which was the most helpful? What did she use first? What language would she recommend if you're new to just starting a code? All that and more!
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How many episodes does Learn to Code in One Month have?
Learn to Code in One Month currently has 26 episodes available.
What topics does Learn to Code in One Month cover?
The podcast is about Podcasts, Technology and Business.
What is the most popular episode on Learn to Code in One Month?
The episode title 'Why and How to Learn Python' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Learn to Code in One Month?
The average episode length on Learn to Code in One Month is 38 minutes.
How often are episodes of Learn to Code in One Month released?
Episodes of Learn to Code in One Month are typically released every 20 days.
When was the first episode of Learn to Code in One Month?
The first episode of Learn to Code in One Month was released on Mar 2, 2021.
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