Join Father Robert Ballecer and Lou Maresca on Coding 101, a weekly instructional, project-oriented programming show with appeal for beginning to intermediate programmers. Using a combination of classroom-style teaching, guest programmers, and special interest segments, Coding 101 offers beginner, intermediate, and "applied" programming topics within several interchangeable modules. Learn programming languages such as Java, C++, Visual Basic, PHP, Perl, and more!
Although the show is no longer in production, you can enjoy episodes from the TWiT Archives.
C101 94: Wildcard with Patrick Delahanty and Mark "Smitty" Smith - Gig Economy, aka "freelancing", "outsourcing", "seasonal", etc.
01:01:36
The fastest growing segment of employment within the "developed" world is for those involved in the Gig Economy, where jobs are limited to a certain period of time or set of project goals.
C101 89: Adam Bertram is NOT in a Bubble - Today's Wildcard guest is a Microsoft Powershell MVP
01:02:37
Adam Bertram is an independent thinker, consultant, and entrepreneur. He has become a Microsoft Powershell MVP, a 2015 powershell.org PowerShell hero, Pluralsight and Udemy training course author, presenter, trainer, and technology writer for both print and online tech publications.
C101 86: Powershell 1 of 4 - The Martian, Mutation Testing, and Powershell
01:00:14
Sarah Dutkiewicz returns on Coding 101 to explain Powershell, a task-based command-line shell and scripting language designed especially for system administration.
C101 85: Wildcard with Noah Addy - Today's Wildcard guest is the founder of Digital Fio
00:53:29
UX expert Noah Addy talks to us about how he fell into computer science, as well as his startup Digital Fio, which helps to build websites for various people.
C101 83: TWIT API - 4 of 4 - David Diers explains how to account for expanding the TWiT API with new versions.
00:58:13
David Diers closes out his explanation of the TWiT API, plus we discuss Pixar in a Box, developing Android games with Kilobolt, and Unity vs. Unreal Engine 4
C101 82: TWIT API - 3 of 4 - David Diers talks about the creation of the TWiT API
01:01:19
Personal assistants can come in handy when developing, but how much user information do they need to access, and why? Plus, David Diers from Four Kitchens talks to us about the creation of the TWiT API.
C101 81: TWIT API - 2 of 4 - Patrick Delahanty joins Fr. Robert and Louis to discuss the relative popularity of programming languages as seen by GitHub.
00:55:53
GitHub released data that shows the comparative popularities of programming languages of projects that were posted to the platform between 2008-2015
C101 79: Wildcard - Building a Coding Career - A wildcard discussion on finding work in the software industry.
00:59:34
A wildcard discussion about finding work in the software industry - Creating a portfolio, building a resume, applying and interviewing for job, contracting vs. a full time job, and more.
C101 78: Steve Gibson's Entropy Harvester - Steve Gibson talks about SQRL (Secure, Quick, Reliable Login).
00:57:35
Security Now host Steve Gibson talks about SQRL (Secure, Quick, Reliable Login), a highly secure, comprehensive, and easy-to-use replacement for usernames, passwords, reminders, one-time-code authenticators.
C101 77: Wildcard with Scott Hanselman - Scott Hanselman from Hanselminutes Podcasts.
00:59:38
Today we talk with Scott Hanselman about his 20+ year career in programming from his current role at Microsoft, Hanselminutes Podcast, and to his philosophies on programming and problem solving.
C101 76: iOS Note Taking App Completed - Social Media Apps tracking you via your conversations and Todd Perkins comes back to finish our iOS App.
01:01:19
Social Media Apps are following you, when to collect PII (personal identifiable information), and Todd Perkins comes back to finish our iOS note taking app.
C101 74: Sneak Peek of the TWiT API - Patrick Delahanty, robots, and the TWiT API.
00:53:06
Patrick Delahanty and Padre join us this week to talk about robotic algorithms, a Windows 10 password leak via Wi-Fi Sense, and then Patrick gives us a sneak peek of the TWiT API!
C101 96: Killing Wall-E - Padre and Lou build on last week's project.
Dec 08 | 01:09:53
C101 95: WS2812 - FastLED sample project
Dec 01 | 01:01:36
C101 94: Wildcard with Patrick Delahanty and Mark "Smitty" Smith - Gig Economy, aka "freelancing", "outsourcing", "seasonal", etc.
Nov 24 | 01:01:03
C101 93: Powershell 4 of 4 - Module walkthrough with Sadukie and Adam Bertram
Nov 16 | 00:50:34
C101 92: Powershell 3 of 4 - Free Books, and Powershell with Sarah and Adam
Nov 14 | 00:44:51
C101 91: Streaming with the TWiT API - Star Wars code, iOS hackers get one million, and TWiT API
Nov 03 | 00:59:25
C101 90: Best of the Microsoft MVPs - New and old faces alike in this packed episode of MVPs
Oct 27 | 01:02:37
C101 89: Adam Bertram is NOT in a Bubble - Today's Wildcard guest is a Microsoft Powershell MVP
Oct 20 | 01:10:36
C101 88: Wildcard with Ryan Clarke - Today's Wildcard guest is the creator of the Hardware Hacking Village
Oct 12 | 00:55:35
C101 87: Powershell 2 of 4 - CrossOver from CodeWeavers, OneGet and DSC for Powershell 5.0, and Sarah Dutkiewicz
Oct 05 | 01:00:14
C101 86: Powershell 1 of 4 - The Martian, Mutation Testing, and Powershell
Sep 29 | 00:53:29
C101 85: Wildcard with Noah Addy - Today's Wildcard guest is the founder of Digital Fio
Sep 22 | 00:51:34
C101 84: Wildcard with Sarah Dutkiewicz - Today's Wildcard guest is the owner of Cleveland Tech Events
Sep 14 | 00:58:13
C101 83: TWIT API - 4 of 4 - David Diers explains how to account for expanding the TWiT API with new versions.
Aug 31 | 01:01:19
C101 82: TWIT API - 3 of 4 - David Diers talks about the creation of the TWiT API
Aug 25 | 00:55:53
C101 81: TWIT API - 2 of 4 - Patrick Delahanty joins Fr. Robert and Louis to discuss the relative popularity of programming languages as seen by GitHub.
Aug 17 | 01:00:27
C101 80: TWiT API - 1 of 4 - Bug bounties and a first look at TWiT's new API.
Aug 10 | 00:59:34
C101 79: Wildcard - Building a Coding Career - A wildcard discussion on finding work in the software industry.
Aug 03 | 00:57:35
C101 78: Steve Gibson's Entropy Harvester - Steve Gibson talks about SQRL (Secure, Quick, Reliable Login).
Jul 27 | 00:59:38
C101 77: Wildcard with Scott Hanselman - Scott Hanselman from Hanselminutes Podcasts.
Jul 20 | 01:01:19
C101 76: iOS Note Taking App Completed - Social Media Apps tracking you via your conversations and Todd Perkins comes back to finish our iOS App.
Jul 13 | 01:01:52
C101 75: Your iOS Note-Taking App - Arduino for Visual Studio, modern code editors, and Todd Perkins.
Jul 06 | 00:53:06
C101 74: Sneak Peek of the TWiT API - Patrick Delahanty, robots, and the TWiT API.
Jun 29 | 00:56:22
C101 73: iOS User Interface Elements - Drones for knowledge and iOS for cash!
Jun 22 | 00:57:25
C101 72: On the Road to iOS - Want to develop apps for iOS? We're going to show you how!
Jun 15 | 01:03:08
C101 71: Wildcard! With Jeff Prosise - Jeff Prosise, Wintellect, and jets.
Jun 08 | 00:57:10
C101 70: Wildcard! With David Gatti - David Gatti, Co-Founder of NVdrones.
Jun 02 | 01:00:53
C101 69: Wildcard! With Peggy Fisher - Programmer, teacher, and STEM Guru Peggy Fisher.
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