A non-coders thoughts on ‘Everybody Codes’ - Part Two

At PostHog, a company value is that everyone engages with coding, regardless of their primary role, which has encouraged the author to develop their coding skills beyond basic HTML to handling languages like React and JavaScript. They reflect on their journey from setting realistic goals to embracing ambitious projects like ShuffleHog, a shuffle button idea for discovering insights, which they managed to prototype and integrate into PostHog as a beta feature. The author emphasizes the importance of making mistakes as a learning tool in coding, highlighting that breaking things helps understand how to fix them, which was evident during their work on PostHog's rebranding project. Their growing confidence with coding has also led them to pursue personal projects outside of work, such as building an arcade emulation machine and experimenting with Raspberry Pi sensors, demonstrating how the skills acquired at PostHog have fueled their passion for technology both professionally and personally.

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