Boot.Dev
Type: Company
As of November 2026, Boot.Dev has been mentioned in 2 episodes across 2 podcasts, first heard Jul 2025 on Dr. Becky. Boot.Dev is mentioned as a sponsor in the PBS Space Time episode "Why Life on Mars Will DOOM Humanity," where the host thanks them for their support. Additionally, in the Dr. Becky episode "Intermediate Mass Black Holes: fact or fiction?", Boot.Dev is praised for making coding easier through hands-on lessons and helpful features, highlighting their approach to learning coding with modern game design tactics.
An online platform that helps users learn coding through hands-on lessons and AI assistance.
| Mentioned in | 2 episodes on 2 podcasts (as of November 2026) |
|---|---|
| First heard | Jul 2025 on Dr. Becky |
| Industry | education |
| Website | boot.dev |
What do podcasts say about Boot.Dev?
2 quotes from PBS Space Time Host, recorded on PBS Space Time and Dr. Becky.
Thank you to Boot.Dev for supporting PBS.
PBS Space Time Host · PBS Space Time · · Hear itMakes learning to code just that little bit easier… hands-on lessons… AI wizard bear… helps you if you get stuck… big thanks again to boot.dev.
Dr. Becky · · Hear it
How do different shows talk about Boot.Dev?
2 shows discussed Boot.Dev in these episodes.
- PBS Space Time — 1 episode
Thank you to Boot.Dev for supporting PBS.
Why Life on Mars Will DOOM Humanity - Dr. Becky — 1 episode
Makes learning to code just that little bit easier… hands-on lessons… AI wizard bear… helps you if you get stuck… big thanks again to boot.dev.
Intermediate Mass Black Holes: fact or fiction?
Who talks about Boot.Dev on podcasts?
PBS Space Time Host brought up Boot.Dev; the most recent mention was Oct 2025 on PBS Space Time.
- Why Life on Mars Will DOOM Humanity on PBS Space Time (Oct 2025) — PBS Space Time Host
- Intermediate Mass Black Holes: fact or fiction? on Dr. Becky (Jul 2025)
What is Boot.Dev mentioned alongside?
Boot.Dev is most often mentioned alongside James Webb Space Telescope, 47 Tucani and Andromeda.
Mentioned together: James Webb Space Telescope, 47 Tucani, Andromeda, Changen, Hubble Space Telescope, LIGO, Virgo, ESO24349, NGC6099