#118 Erik Rasmussen connects the dots of his career

Erik took us through his first steps with 5" floppy disks and code lines. We talked about the usefulness of CS degrees, his first jobs, side projects, and open-source libraries. We connected the dots between them all, all the way to the forms libraries he is now most well known for.

Here are the links of the show:

• https://www.twitter.com/erikras
• https://github.com/erikras

Erik's Projects

• Redux Form – https://redux-form.com
• Final Form – https://final-form.org
• Form Nerd – https://formnerd.co/devjourney

Erik's Podcasts

• Happy Hour Podcast – https://happyhour.fm
• Seek Justice Podcast – https://seekjustice.fm (another one I didn't mention)

Other Links

• Open Source Sustainability blog post - https://dev.to/erikras/open-source-sustainability-3pjf
• https://iaeste.org

Credits

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