Today we have the pleasure to publish the second video from our series of interviews of people we consider to be modern day heroes: OpenSource developers.
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Maximilian Schwarzmüller started to code at the age of 13, and he has never stopped since then. He began web development on the backend (PHP with Laravel, NodeJS) and now, he does more and more frontend development using modern frameworks like Angular or VueJS 2 in various projects.
You can follow his courses on Udemy and watch his video on his Youtube channel Academind.
Here are the questions we asked:
- Cats or Dogs?
- If you could travel back in time to stop or remove one software project, which would it be?
- What made you start coding at 13?
- Yarn or npmAt which age should kids learn to code?
- You are self-taught in programming, what do you think of CS degrees these days?
- Vim or Emacs?
- What is the weirdest question you heard from a student?
- TypeScript, ES20xx, Dart or Coffee-Script?
- What is the most difficult aspect of teaching?
- MacOS, Linux, OpenBSD or Windows?
- Who would you rather go on a weekend — Richard Stallmann or Linus Torvalds?
- Should we explore space or the oceans?
- React or Angular or Vue.jsDo your parents/relatives understand what you do?
- Is there something you wouldn’t make OpenSource / Open Technology?
- WebStorm, VSCode or Sublime or AtomWould you want to start a coding bootcamp on the back of your Udemy success?
- What opensource project do you think is underappreciated and should get more fame and attention?
- How did you earn your first money ever?Lazerquest, paragliding or a good movie?
- What non-Software Job would you do if a solar eruption ended the digital age?
What’s Next ? We’ll do more OpenSource interview with great developers from the community.
Thank you so much for your time Maximilian Schwarmüller!
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