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While Breaking Change is a (mostly) solo act, other shows are gracious enough to host Justin Searls from time to time. This feed mirrors all those appearances. Questions, concerns, invitations? [email protected]
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The podcast covers a range of topics including software development methodologies, technology trends, dependency management, and the dynamics of modern programming languages. Example episodes explore themes like Apple's Intelligence struggles, JavaScript frameworks, and the importance of understanding coding fundamentals.
While Breaking Change is a (mostly) solo act, other shows are gracious enough to host Justin Searls from time to time. This feed mirrors all those appearances. Questions, concerns, invitations? [email protected]
Quincy Larson over at freeCodeCamp had me on their podcast to discuss how the rapidly changing software industry is impacting junior developers and what they can do about it. I don’t normally spend time talking about this stuff, because I started programming in the 90s and can’t claim to know anything about what it’s like to just be starting now. I’ve also always discouraged people from getting into software development unless they’re super passionate about it, which has been out of step with the ”learn to code” hype train that gathered steam over the last fifteen years only to run into a brick wall recently.
His audience is way larger and composed of quite different people than those who follow my stuff, so I strongly recommend you read every last YouTube comment. Some pretty crazy shit, if I’m being honest. Makes me glad I don’t have 11 million subscribers.
Appearing on:freeCodeCamp Podcast
Published on:2026-03-17
Original URL:https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/there-are-2-kinds-of-devs-one-of-them-is-screwed-justin-searls-interview-podcast-210/
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