Brian Gordon fell in love with coding. Over a decade later, the industry wasn’t loving him back. In March, Gordon learned that his company would be shutting down, eliminating his frontend developer job in the process. He’d read horror stories online about the job market for programmers. He’d also tried applying for a second job a few months prior — and found little luck. “I need to make money,” he told me in March, one week before his job’s end …
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