
Anjana Vakil - Philosophy, Humanity and Computer Science | The Frontend Masters Podcast Ep.11
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Episode 11 of the Frontend Masters Podcast welcomes Anjana Vakil, a distinctive voice in software development. In this engaging conversation with Marc, they delve into the philosophy and linguistics behind coding, exploring its purpose and broader implications in computer science. Anjana takes us on a journey from her beginnings in philosophy and English teaching to her current role in the tech world, emphasizing the profound connection between human communication and software. She delves into the essence of functional programming and its power to model complex ideas simply, while also exploring the social implications of technology. This episode is a thought-provoking exploration of how coding transcends mere syntax, touching on societal issues and the importance of sharing knowledge. Anjana's reflections inspire listeners to consider not just the code they write, but also the impact it has on the world and the people around them.Check out Anjana Vakil’s Frontend Master’s courses here: https://frontendmasters.com/teachers/anjana-vakil/
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