S3E5: Women Who Code (WWCode) at Launch School

S3E5: Women Who Code (WWCode) at Launch School

Author: Launch School September 1, 2021 Duration: 21:32
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In today's episode, students from Women Who Code share what the group is, what the meet-ups are like, and how they've found a sense of belonging and community.

These students talk about the importance of having a supportive community while going through the ups and downs of online learning at Launch School. They generously share their thoughts and experiences through their time spent in wwcode:

  • Elizabeth talks about how and why wwcode started
  • Dana and Bernardette share insights on what it's like hosting a meeting up
  • Rachael and Stephanie share their experience attending a meet-up
  • Gwen and Shay share how they have been helped by wwcode
  • Leena and Carolina talk about how wwcode influenced them and memorable moments throughout the year

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For anyone curious about the deliberate, patient path to becoming a true software craftsman, the Launch School Podcast offers a grounded and insightful companion. This isn't about quick hacks or trending frameworks; it's a deep, ongoing conversation about the fundamentals of mastery itself. Each episode connects through the shared experiences of learning to code, drawing on voices from within the Launch School community and beyond. You'll hear from students navigating the curriculum, employers discussing what they truly value in developers, and seasoned engineers reflecting on the principles of long-term career growth. Discussions naturally explore effective study habits, the philosophy of mastery-based learning, and the practical realities of transitioning into a professional role. By focusing on the underlying process of expertise, this podcast provides a unique and thoughtful resource for anyone committed to a meaningful education in technology. Tune in for honest conversations that reframe the journey of learning to code as one of continuous, intentional growth.
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