Coffee with Developers - Demi Oshin from musician to computer science student to CODE100
What does it take to overcome the feeling of not being “code enough?” A lifelong musician shares her unique journey into the world of tech.
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From musician to computer science student
A computer science student shares her journey from a lifelong musician to a problem-solver in tech, highlighting the creative overlap between the two fields.
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Overcoming perfectionism to join a coding competition
The decision to apply for CODE100 was driven by a desire to overcome a perfectionist mindset and embrace new challenges without the pressure of being the best.
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Navigating hackathons and pair programming challenges
Previous experiences in hackathons and pair programming competitions highlight the excitement and difficulty of solving problems collaboratively under pressure.
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Internship experience and career path reflections
An internship at Google using TypeScript provided valuable insights into software engineering at a large company, prompting reflection on future career preferences.
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Imagining the personal impact of winning CODE100
Winning the competition would not only provide prize money for a new laptop and travel but also boost coding confidence and inspire others to participate in similar events.
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