As a fellow software engineer, I was thrilled to hear about his transition from working for big companies to becoming an independent contractor and building his own solo product.
Giancarlo also shared his experience with learning English as a non-native speaker and how crucial it is to know English as a software engineer.
I couldn't agree more with him on this point.
He also gave some valuable advice on using templates and shortcuts for makers and not overthinking future problems.
We also discussed the future of engineering and the importance of marketing oneself as a developer. It was an eye-opening conversation that left me feeling motivated and inspired.
Finally, we talked about the importance of building a supportive community as a solo maker.
This is something that resonated with me deeply, and I hope it does the same for you.
Overall, this was an incredible episode that I am thrilled to share with you.
So, grab your headphones and get ready to be inspired!
Important links:
Where to find him: https//twitter.com/gc_psk
His projects:
Makerkit: https//makerkit.dev
Formtoro: https//formtoro.com
Youtube :
https://youtu.be/UmBQpgyhCJo
Podcast:
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