Noah Labhart

Took it off the shelf and dusted it off and tried it again. To ride the ups and downs of the startup life. You need to really want it. It's not just about technology. All this and more on CodeStory. I'm your host, Noah Labhart. And today, how Eric Lebo is connecting you to your college friends based on interest and common connections to break the ice. This episode is sponsored by Speakeasy.

Took it off the shelf and dusted it off and tried it again. To ride the ups and downs of the startup life. You need to really want it. It's not just about technology. All this and more on CodeStory. I'm your host, Noah Labhart. And today, how Eric Lebo is connecting you to your college friends based on interest and common connections to break the ice. This episode is sponsored by Speakeasy.

Grow your API user adoption and improve engineering velocity with friction-free integration experiences. With Speakeasy's platform, you can now automatically generate SDKs in 10 languages and Terraform providers in minutes. Visit speakeasy.com slash codestory and generate your first SDK for free. This message is sponsored by QA Wolf.

Grow your API user adoption and improve engineering velocity with friction-free integration experiences. With Speakeasy's platform, you can now automatically generate SDKs in 10 languages and Terraform providers in minutes. Visit speakeasy.com slash codestory and generate your first SDK for free. This message is sponsored by QA Wolf.

Grow your API user adoption and improve engineering velocity with friction-free integration experiences. With Speakeasy's platform, you can now automatically generate SDKs in 10 languages and Terraform providers in minutes. Visit speakeasy.com slash codestory and generate your first SDK for free. This message is sponsored by QA Wolf.

QA Wolf gets engineering teams to 80% automated end-to-end test coverage and helps them ship five times faster by reducing QA cycles from hours to minutes. With over 100 five-star reviews on G2 and customer testimonials from SalesLoft, Grotta, and Autotrader, you're in good hands. Join the Wolfpack at QAwolf.com. Eric Lebo was born in New Jersey and bounced around a few states growing up.

QA Wolf gets engineering teams to 80% automated end-to-end test coverage and helps them ship five times faster by reducing QA cycles from hours to minutes. With over 100 five-star reviews on G2 and customer testimonials from SalesLoft, Grotta, and Autotrader, you're in good hands. Join the Wolfpack at QAwolf.com. Eric Lebo was born in New Jersey and bounced around a few states growing up.

QA Wolf gets engineering teams to 80% automated end-to-end test coverage and helps them ship five times faster by reducing QA cycles from hours to minutes. With over 100 five-star reviews on G2 and customer testimonials from SalesLoft, Grotta, and Autotrader, you're in good hands. Join the Wolfpack at QAwolf.com. Eric Lebo was born in New Jersey and bounced around a few states growing up.

He's always been a gadget and tech enthusiast, growing up curious. At a young age, he could be found drawing, creating new things, and tinkering with virtual headsets. But outside of tech, he's into juggling, playing, and watching basketball. He's based in New York and has been a vegetarian since he was a kid. When he went off to college, Eric had with him picture books.

He's always been a gadget and tech enthusiast, growing up curious. At a young age, he could be found drawing, creating new things, and tinkering with virtual headsets. But outside of tech, he's into juggling, playing, and watching basketball. He's based in New York and has been a vegetarian since he was a kid. When he went off to college, Eric had with him picture books.

He's always been a gadget and tech enthusiast, growing up curious. At a young age, he could be found drawing, creating new things, and tinkering with virtual headsets. But outside of tech, he's into juggling, playing, and watching basketball. He's based in New York and has been a vegetarian since he was a kid. When he went off to college, Eric had with him picture books.

He noticed that there were key words next to each person in the book, which indicated their interests. He thought, would it be interesting if we could use this information to connect people within school? This is the creation story of Freeze Crowd.

He noticed that there were key words next to each person in the book, which indicated their interests. He thought, would it be interesting if we could use this information to connect people within school? This is the creation story of Freeze Crowd.

He noticed that there were key words next to each person in the book, which indicated their interests. He thought, would it be interesting if we could use this information to connect people within school? This is the creation story of Freeze Crowd.

Let's dive into the MVP, that first version of the product you built. How long did it take to build and what sort of tools were used to bring it to life?

Let's dive into the MVP, that first version of the product you built. How long did it take to build and what sort of tools were used to bring it to life?

Let's dive into the MVP, that first version of the product you built. How long did it take to build and what sort of tools were used to bring it to life?

In that MVP, you told me you had to go back and kind of rebuild it. Tell me about the decision point because that's a hard decision to make, right? You got to work through decisions and trade-offs when you're building something or when you decide to have to go back and redo it. Tell me about those decision points and how you cope with those decisions.

In that MVP, you told me you had to go back and kind of rebuild it. Tell me about the decision point because that's a hard decision to make, right? You got to work through decisions and trade-offs when you're building something or when you decide to have to go back and redo it. Tell me about those decision points and how you cope with those decisions.

In that MVP, you told me you had to go back and kind of rebuild it. Tell me about the decision point because that's a hard decision to make, right? You got to work through decisions and trade-offs when you're building something or when you decide to have to go back and redo it. Tell me about those decision points and how you cope with those decisions.