Gabriel Joseph Hicks

About the Author Gabe Hicks is a nerd in many ways. He has worked on projects for Pathfinder , Starfinder , Critical Role , The Adventure Zone , and plenty of other names. He doesn’t have a favorite tabletop RPG system, but he loves to make his own new ones even if they only get played once. He has spent time as a Creative Producer at Roll20 and occasionally freelances as a narrator for different one-shot adventures.

A curious discovery led me down a weird rabbit hole of confusion Until this last year, I primarily wrote my thoughts down the old school way, in pen on paper. After enrolling and completing a coding bootcamp however, I found blogging to be a way of reinforcing my learning and as a way to open up and express who I am behind the screen.

My experience with a loaded, and somewhat uncomfortable term, and why it doesn’t have to be so bad If you are a recent graduate of a coding bootcamp, you have probably been given an overwhelming amount of advice to start networking. At first read networking may make you feel really bad. You may think you are being tasked with randomly emailing strangers desperately asking for help.