Artist, web designer Lynn Fisher is a serial creator. Her projects include: A Single Div, AirportCod.es and Why.AZ among others. Lynn specializes in light-hearted projects. Lynn shares why she started A Single Div, why she loves using constrain

Kate Ray

May 21st, 2018 47m 38s

Shares her experience of working on Crying in Public, a community-based map based in New York City. The project was one of her more technically complicated ones.We talked about the aspect of the project she focused on the most, getting labeled

Avdi Grimm

May 8th, 2018 44m 50s

The creator of the popular series Ruby Tapas and MOOM shares how he determined what to delegate, the importance of taste when creating something, how he determines pricing of a product and how he markets is products.

Leah Culver

Apr 30th, 2018 1m 6s

Leah Culver talks about building Breaker, iOS app focused on podcast discovery. She shared the one test she uses to know when it’s time to bring in others, the approach they took to get users, how she picked Erik Berlin to work with, the two

Sean Griffin

Apr 24th, 2018 56m

Sean Griffin talks about why he writes detailed commit messages, how the Diesel core team was formed, how he grew the community and how he decided what features to put into Diesel 1.0

Elizabeth Narramore

Mar 22nd, 2018 50m 51s

Building a photography community site

Tracy Osborn

Mar 13th, 2018 57m 16s

How to run a successful kickstarter, why you might choose to self-publish your book and the downsides of using Amazon for self-publishing

Seth Louey

Mar 6th, 2018 46m 55s

Seth shares: his advice for launching on ProductHunt, why Botlist’s launch was so successful, how the site makes money and why Botlist transitioned from a directory to a community

Brian Hogan

Feb 27th, 2018 49m

The creator of Codecaster on creating a product to solve your own problem, why he built it in a language he’d never used before and the features he shipped in the beta version.

Andy Croll

Feb 20th, 2018 56m 14s

Software developer Andy Croll on the impermanence of software, how closing down a project helped him figure out his technological preferences and helped his career.

Robby Russell

Feb 15th, 2018 52m 40s

The creator of Oh My Zsh talks about his popular open source project, how a rescinded verbal job offer changed the course of his career and the legacy he wants to leave.

Lara Hogan

Feb 6th, 2018 49m 28s

The process of writing a book including the writing routine, the role of feedback and how she figured out the angle of her book.

Ryan Luikens

Jan 30th, 2018 37m 32s

An illustrator with a day job, Ryan shares how he wrote his first picture book in two weeks, how he creates minimum viable habits and his creation process.

Eric Holscher

Jan 23rd, 2018 42m 1s

An upfront conversation about how he settled on a business model and developed ethical advertising standards.

Lynne Tye

Jan 16th, 2018 59m 43s

The creator shares why she created {key : values}, how she was able to go full time, what to do after launch and how to keep driving traffic.

Vaidehi Joshi

Jan 8th, 2018 1m 1s

How a job interview inspired Vaidehi to understand Conway’s Game of Life and other computer science problems by creating a weekly series, basecs.

Jake Sutton

Dec 13th, 2017 56m 47s

Side projects as a means of exploring different types of media

Justin Weiss

Dec 5th, 2017 43m 45s

Learning to be a manager for the first time, how he knew when it was time to make a change, the question he asked himself to get back happiness in his career and how open source helped him get a new role.

Addressing discoverability and sustainability in open source software with Libraries.io

Nov 29th, 2017 53m 9s

Episode 22: Andrew Nesbitt

Nov 29th, 2017 53m 9s

Podcast RSSShow Notes:Andrew Nesbitt, creator of Librari

Michael Eaton

Nov 21st, 2017 49m 9s

Behind the scenes look at how the conference was named, how one talk changed the course of the conference and what it really take to run a conference.

Episode 20: Anne Gentle

Nov 15th, 2017 50m 10s

How Writing Docs Like Code helped Anne Gentle experiment with the full product management cycle.

Episode 19: Zed Shaw

Nov 7th, 2017 45m 41s

Software developer and author Zed Shaw shares why he started charging for Learn Python the Hard Way and the challenges of making money in open source software.

Episode 18: Carla Hackett

Oct 31st, 2017 49m 44s

Calligrapher and hand-letterer Carla Hackett shares her journey translating an in-person workshop into a paid online course.

Episode 17: Kim Goulbourne

Oct 25th, 2017 44m 56s

Kim Goulbourne talks about how she lowered your out-of-pocket expenses through sales and sponsorships and how she plans to build more marketing into her schedule in the future and what she learned.