#LockdownConf – How Developers are Adapting to the Coronavirus – All 4 Conference Panels

Here's the full 4-hour conference. We did this all live from cities all over the world on April 14th. Quincy Larson and Hashnode co-founder Fazle MC'd the event. Each of the panels featured 3 developers from around the world, answering questions from the community. -------------------- Panel 1: How to learn new skills while social distancing Dhawal Shah – https://twitter.com/dhawalhshah Founder of https://ClassCentral.com Emma Bostian - https://twitter.com/emmabostian Developer and Host of the Ladybug Podcast https://ladybug.dev Angie Jones - https://twitter.com/techgirl1908 Senior Developer Advocate, director of testing at https://testautomationu.com -------------------- Panel 2 @ 15.00 GMT - How to work from home effectively Jessica Chan - https://twitter.com/thecodercoder Developer and Course Creator, Instagram tutorials: https://www.instagram.com/thecodercoder/ Colleen Schnettler - https://twitter.com/leenyburger Ruby on Rails Consultant Siddharth Kshetrapal - https://twitter.com/siddharthkp Developer at https://codesandbox.io -------------------- Panel 3: How to find developer jobs during the pandemic Andrew Brown – https://twitter.com/andrewbrown Developer and Founder of https://ExamPro.co Laurence Bradford - https://twitter.com/learncodewithme Developer and Founder of https://learntocodewith.me Aline Learner – https://twitter.com/alinelernerLLC Developer and Founder of https://interviewing.io -------------------- Panel 4: How to landing freelance contracts Phoebe Voong-Fadel - https://twitter.com/PhoebeVF Front-end Web Developer & Writer for https://freecodecamp.org Luke Ciciliano - https://twitter.com/Luke_Ciciliano Developer and Entrepreneur Bolaji Ayodeji - https://twitter.com/iambolajiayo Developer Evangelist & Outreach at https://hashnode.com -------------------- A special thanks to Matthew Potter for volunteering his audio-visual, design, and production work for this. His setup: https://twitter.com/AskMP/status/1250131314507952128 Stay safe, everyone. And happy coding.