Code Story Podcast: Season 3 Episodes

Elias Torres set out to build a revenue acceleration platform, and did so quickly, given that this was the 4th company he and his co-founder built.

This episode features Christopher Brown, who shares his journey into the world of cryptocurrency and the challenges he faced in keeping track of developments in the space. He reflects on the impact of Ethereum and the importance of making the crypto landscape accessible to newcomers.

Coming soon... we will be releasing Season 3 of the Code Story podcast. With 2 seasons under our belt, we've dialed into the founder tidbits that you want to hear most. And, we are going to take a few new approaches to how we shape those conversations, produce those episodes, and bring your favorite show to life.

In this episode, Charity Majors shares her journey as the first infrastructure hire at Parse and her experiences in building visibility tools for services. The discussion highlights the evolution of infrastructure management and the insights gained from her work at Honeycomb.io.

Andrew Smith has always thought the largest business opportunity and moral obligation is the commercialization of environmental technologies. Taking a look at the 10 billion tons of freight that is shipped annually in the US alone, his perspective was solidified. This is the creation story of Outrider.

Combined with his desire to game forever, Seth and his partners approached the gaming community applying real estate concepts with digital hosting. He and his partners started a Minecraft hosting company, with the best support in the industry.

Code Story podcast features a bonus interview with host Noah Labhart on the Coffee & Coding podcast, discussing his journey in software engineering, founding a mobile development studio, co-founding a startup, and his role as CTO.

Joe Mahavuthivanij is a long time collector and investor in Magic the Gathering. After his entire collection was stolen, he and Tony aimed to create a solution to make pop culture relics accessible without high costs.

Cole Raven and his team figured out that podcast episode discovery is downright terrible. There is no IMDB for podcasts. After some community polling and volunteer participation from a team in Australia, they set out to build Podchaser - which is your source for podcast discovery.

Kimeshan Naidoo grew up in a small sugar can farming town, on the east coast of South Africa. At 12 years old, he found an old python book, installed Python... and started to teach himself how to code.

In 2013, Dean's friend asked him to build a registration form for his business. He was baffled that he would ask for something like this, given there are solutions out there for this sort of thing. However, after searching for options - he couldn't find anything to recommend.

In this episode of Code Story, Joe Howard shares his journey from Washington DC to becoming the host of the WPMRR podcast, where he focuses on increasing monthly recurring revenue in the WordPress community. He discusses his family life, personal discipline, and the importance of time management through various methods, including the pomodoro technique.

In this episode of the SimplyPHP Unscripted Podcast, our Co-Founder, Tony Capozzi interviews our host Noah Labhart. During their conversation, Noah shares his experience and best practices for companies working with technology & development.

Listen to the episode on the Develomentor podcast featuring Noah Labhart, CTO & Co-Founder of Veryable and Founder & CEO of Touchtap. He shares insights on the challenges and rewards of tech entrepreneurship and his journey as a two-time tech startup founder.

Tony Chan and his co-founders had experiences at prior ventures where it took a long time to report on cloud cost trends, and to know what you forgot to turn off in your infrastructure. This podcast episode explores their insights and solutions for better cloud cost management.

In 2014, Tim and his co-founders had been experimenting with video and music related apps, tinkering with creation inside of the different mediums - for example, integrating with the iTunes library. This episode explores their journey and insights into the development of Dubsmash.

Five years ago, Mark started a side project, building a weather app that combined up to date weather with his wife's beautiful landscape illustrations. Shortly after - Apple started promoting their apps, and their business started to take off. Today, they have ventured into nature based mindfulness apps, through their company known as Wild Ventures.

A few years ago, Jane was selling her first SaaS product, and moved forward recruited some co-founders to work on a new idea - around a problem she was having with automated email, and in app messaging.

When attempting to start an IT consulting firm, Aaron White noticed that there was not a good way to show a firm their IT landscape - what your app inventory was, who uses what, etc. So he built a tool to do just that, to help with leadgen for his firm. When it started to spread like wildfire, he figured out this was more than a leadgen tool. This is the creation story of Blissfully.

Shawn Frayne decided to pursue this dream, and eventually cycled back to the inspiration from back to the future - the hologram. This is the creation story of Looking Glass Factory.

Super fun chat with a very cool dude, Joe Howard - Host of WPMRR and Founder & CEO of WP Buffs. This episode dives into insights from Joe's experience and the world of WordPress management.

Noah talks about his journey leaving corporate America to now building and running Veryable, a quickly-growing on-demand labor platform. He goes over how he started with a prototype as a side project, how he focused on starting small, and how he honed in on the correct value-adds for the market. Noah also talks about developing and running his podcast, CodeStory.

Ward Sandler shares his journey from a business tech major to co-founding MemberSpace, a tool designed to add membership features to Squarespace sites. The episode explores his background, interests in healthy living, and his commitment to helping the wrongfully incarcerated through various organizations.

Yoshi Yokokawa quickly figured out that in order to scale this quickly, his solution would need to work with existing brokerage firms and banks. It was at this pain point that he decided to pivot and build Alpaca, the best way for developers to trade US stocks through an API.

While live-streaming some coding, Adam Wathan was surprised by the influx of people asking what it was... and where they could get it. He decided to open source the framework in 2017, and it has steadily grown and grown in usage - to the tune of millions of downloads a month.

This page features a bonus interview with Arsalan on the Mentoring Developers podcast, discussing the journey from developer to CTO and various insights on mentoring. Listeners can explore the episode and learn more about Arsalan's podcast through the provided link.

When he started to pursue his core mission, Ron Rock noticed that iOt sensors were going to put his core mission on steroids. Four years ago, his company pivoted to be solely focused on iOt & commercial real estate - to create smart, clean, safe - and connected - facilities.

Nick was working at Handy, which is an on demand services platform. There, he and his colleagues were tasked to build a map system, with real time, transparent location info about the service technician. He realized that this was a difficult problem to solve.

In their best episode yet, Noah Labhart, our host and the CTO and Co-Founder of Veryable Ops, shared his CTO journey, his 5-year stack evolution, and the trends behind the countless code stories he’s heard.

Rob Joseph shares his journey from IT consultant to freelance developer and the inspiration behind his app, ReadItToMe. The app was created to help people receive and listen to messages while commuting, addressing the challenges of staying connected on crowded trains.

In this episode of Code Story, Peter Voss discusses his journey to enhance the intelligence of software, reflecting on the limitations of current technology. With over 25 years of experience, he shares insights on his mission to create smarter software solutions.

In this episode of Code Story, Jeff Bermant discusses his journey with Cocoon MyDataRewards and the impact of IoT sensors on his mission. The conversation explores the intersection of technology and commercial real estate, highlighting innovations for smart and connected facilities.

Mike Kadin started hacking on a side project on nights and weekends, learning the Go programming language, and creating a unique way to stitch together podcast episodes.

Dave Zohrob has been a podcast listener for a long time, but never really thought about what was under the hood. After considering a few different avenues, including yet another podcast app, they decided to focus on podcast analytics - some might say the app annie for podcasting. This is the creation story of Chartable.

This episode of Code Story features Brendon Beebe discussing the journey of foreUp, a niche B2B software company focused on golf course management. Brendon shares insights on scaling the product and the team's shift towards tee sheets to enhance their success.

Dan Burcaw discusses his journey from early app store pioneer to co-founder of Nami ML, a company focused on enhancing subscription sales within apps using machine learning. The episode explores the challenges and innovations in creating a better user experience for in-app purchases.