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Tamas Piros on education and the "A" in the JAMstack
Quick show notes Our Guest: Tamas Piros What he'd like for you to see: JAMstack.training His JAMstack Jams: "There's an API for that!" Formspree | Auth0 | Snipcart | Cloudinary His Musical Jam: Reggaeton in general, but J. Balvin specifically | And tis the season for some traditional Christmas Music :D Other Technology Mentioned 11ty Our sponsor this week: [https://takeshape.io/thatsmyjamstack]TakeShape.io Transcript Bryan Robinson 0:02 Hello, everyone, welcome to another episode of that's my jam into the podcast where we ask the burning question, what is your jam in the JAMstack. I'm your host, Bryan Robinson. And in today's episode, we're talking to a Cloudinary developer evangelist and awesome technical trainer, who just started jamstack.training Tamas Piros. Bryan Robinson 0:21 Today's episode is sponsored by TakeShape, a content platform made specifically for the JAMstack. Stick around after the episode to hear more or head over to takeshape.io/thatsmyjamstack for more information. Bryan Robinson 0:34 Hey, Tamas, thanks for being on the podcast today. Tamas Piros 0:37 Thank you very much for having me. Bryan Robinson 0:38 So if you don't mind, give us a little little overview of who you are, what you do for work, what you do for fun, that kind of thing. Tamas Piros 0:45 Sure. So I work as a developer evangelist for a company called Cloudinary thata does sort of cloud based media management -- media being images, videos. So been with them for Over a year, and before that I've worked at various other companies that can NoSQL company as a technical instructor. Tamas Piros 1:06 And as you know, as part of the role, I basically go and travel the world pretty much I attend conferences, I do talks and workshops at meetups and in various other places. And I also own a training company, which is called fullstack.training, where I basically try to deliver training courses about various pieces of web technologies. So that's what I do professionally. Tamas Piros 1:31 On the personal side of things, I always point out that I am a water polo player, which is a very tough sport for those of you who actually know it. And I like to say that as a coach, as a water polo coach, I have a gold and a bronze medal from some international tournaments. And as a player, I also have a third position in a tournament so I have a cup. So these are my little personal achievements Bryan Robinson 2:00 You're potentially the the best athlete we've had on the show so far. So that's, that's cool. I don't know water polo sounds incredibly difficult to me. Tamas Piros 2:10 It is it is. But you know, if you if you train and if you dedicate some time to it, then then it can be a little fun. Bryan Robinson 2:17 Very cool. So you're, you're working at Cloudinary. So obviously, professionally, you're doing quite a bit of JAMstack stuff, anything outside of work that you're working on JAMstack wise, or is it all just kind of that, that work environment? Tamas Piros 2:30 It's mostly the work environment. The other thing that I work on is I have you know, my own personal site, which is a site about me about what I do is like a one page thing. So I build that using 11ty, which is one of the static site generators and I'm hosting it on Netlify. The only thing that I do really, I also have, you know, my company's website and I have a blog on there, which one day if time permits and when you know, the wind blows from the right direction. I will also sort of transform into JAMstack site. But you know, I don't know what's going to happen. Bryan Robinson 3:08 Sure. So you've got you've got the full stack training company, but you're also doing some JAMstack stuff with that too, right? Unknown Speaker 3:14 Yes. So I basically, registered jamstack.training as a domain. And I have a site available up there, which is basically just using teachable, which is a very good service that I like. So they basically
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