
Learn about applications of computer science, computing, and coding across various industries. This podcast is geared towards students and teachers learning computer science. Built by the team at CodeHS (codehs.com) - website at codinginthewild.com.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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In this episode on Coding in the Wild, we interview Joshua Kravitz, a recent Deputy Data Director for the Jon Ossoff U.S. Senate Campaign in Georgia. Joshua talks about how he uses programming in the political world. From creating phone banks for vol... more
In this episode of Coding in the Wild, we interview Floor & Arno from the Netherlands! Floor Drees is a Developer Relations Manager at Microsoft, and Arno Fleming is a Tech Lead at The Next Closet, a sustainable marketplace for second hand designer f... more
In this episode on Coding in the Wild, we interview Dr. Sreyoshi Bhaduri, Global People Research and Analytics lead at McGraw Hill. Sreyoshi uses her engineering background and interest in education to generate data-driven insights to improve culture... more
In this episode on Coding in the Wild, we interview John Henry Thompson, an app developer and computer science and creative learning teacher, about his interest in both technology and art. John's most recent project is DiCE, an open source platform f... more
In this episode on Coding in Open Source, we interview Feross Aboukhadijeh about his innovative projects and experience with open source software. Feross is an entrepreneur, programmer, open source author, and mad scientist who will tell you, "It's p... more








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