Welcome to the Code Nubi podcast, we talk to people on their coding journey in helps of helping you on yours.

I'm your host, Aron, and today we're talking about how to code without typing, with Serenade co-founders, Matt Weetoff and Tommy McWilliam.

So, you know, I tried a bunch of different ergonomics setups.

I saw a bunch of doctors.

You know, I even read a bunch of, like, self-help books that people were recommending.

I looked at a bunch of dictation solutions out there.

None of these things really worked for me and got me to a place where I could be productive again.

If you have a question for Tommy, don't miss the Ask Me Anything session he's hosting

on the Codenubi Community Forum.

Just head to community.comitory.org, and you'll find his thread on our homepage,

and he'll answer you directly in the comments.

That's community.cognuby.org.

In this episode, they talk about how Matt's repetitive wrist injury started to derail his

coding career, how they needed to invent the accessibility tool, which one of them

literally needed to help build the tool itself, and what staff they used to build it.

After this...

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