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A lot of my path really starts this thing I built in college,

which was this Linux-based audio web server.

Like my process when I'm building something,

sketch a bunch of stuff.

It's very easy to do, like I said, kind of like sketch with code.

Like you can try things out.

You can erase things very easily.

In the way I've built things in the past, you don't really build these things with scaling

in mine necessarily.

My name is John Buda.

I'm the co-founder and lead developer of Transistor.fm.

This is Code Story, a podcast bringing you interviews with tech visionaries who share in the critical moments of what it takes to change in industry and build and lead a team that has your back.

I'm your host, Noah Labart, and today how John Buddha took its web dev and audio experience and created the last podcasting host you'll ever need.

All this and more on Code Story.

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