The Heavybit Library
The Heavybit Library is an extensive catalog of educational content featuring hundreds of hours of expert presentations, insightful podcasts, and articles focused on helping technical founders achieve breakout success.
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To Be Continuous Ep. #43, Startup Partnerships with Ellen Chisa and John Kodumal
In episode 43 of To Be Continuous, Edith and Paul are joined by Ellen Chisa, Paul’s co-founder and CEO of Dark, as well as John...
Jamstack Radio Ep. #18, An Introduction to Service Workers
In the latest episode of JAMstack Radio, Brian hosts Zack Argyle & Eli Williamson to discuss what service workers are, and...
In a Crap Market, Don’t Abandon Your Developer Community
If you’re building a developer product, it’s not enough to simply be loved by individual users and contributors. In a year...
Old School Reading List for New Founders Part 2
In our last post we offers our first attempt at an Old School Reading List for New Founders. Since then, a number of individuals...
Jamstack Radio Ep. #21, Why GitLab Chose Vue.js
In the latest episode of JAMstack Radio, Brian invites Jacob Schatz and Ben Mischenko. Jacob explains how he went about deciding...
Don't Make Me Code Ep. #7, You’re The Developer Of Your Developer Experience
In this episode, David and Steve are joined by Matt Harris, Co-founder of Sendwithus. The three discuss the challenges of...
To Be Continuous Ep. #10, Programming Languages
In this episode of To Be Continuous, Paul and Edith talk about programming languages and why they continue to evolve. For more...
Jamstack Radio Ep. #19, Elm: A Well Built Compile to JavaScript Language
In this episode of JAMstack Radio, Brian is joined by Richard Feldman and Brooke Angel from NoRedInk. They delve into Elm, a...
To Be Continuous Ep. #19, Have We Forgotten How To Code?
In this episode, Paul and Edith discuss the fallout after the widely covered ‘left-pad‘ incident, and while they agree that these...
5 Useful Tools for Creating Developer and Startup Content
After looking at patterns in 70 popular blogs using this blog harvester script, Takipi founder Iris Shoor grew her Takipi blog...