Stories and interviews from people on their coding journey.
Ep. 43 - Code and Hip Hop (Earl Bey)
July 06, 2015
00:51:59
46.78 MB
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Programmer Earl Bey has always been a hip hop fan. He’s been rapping since he was ten, and even had his own manager. When he was later introduced to tech, he dove into coding full time. Now, he blends his new passion for code with his love for hip hop. He talks about how he uses rap to retain new programming concepts, and gives us a taste of his lyrical skills in a performance of code-infused rhymes on FizzBuzz and Rails.
Show Links
- DevDiscuss (sponsor)
- DevNews (sponsor)
- New Relic (sponsor)
- Retool (sponsor)
- Microsoft 30 Days to Learn It (sponsor)
- ScriptEd
- FizzBuzz
- Stress Management article
- Canvs (formerly Mashwork)
- Codeland Conf
- Codeland 2019
Earl Bey
I am a young man on a path of self mastery and enlightenment, using programming as my walking stick. Since I was young I’ve loved music and hip hop and it is part of my mission to bring these two worlds together.