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Frances Buontempo, author of the new book Learn C++ by Example, discusses the C++ programming language, a widely used general-purpose programming language. Host Philip Winston spoke with Buontempo about where C++ fits into the landscape of existing programming languages and how recent C++ standards have changed things. They talk about specific language features such as lambdas, templates, concurrency, ranges, concepts along with tips for learning and using C++. Brought to you by IEEE Software and IEEE Computer Society.

These are the 15 reasons why I consider C# the best programming language and why you should learn C# in 2024. Learn more at https://productivecsharp.com. LinkedIn Article https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/15-reasons-why-you-should-learn-c-2024-andrea-angella-abvge/

This week on the podcast, Mendacii Battled through nearly 1000 matches of MK1 and is here to give you the GORY DEETS on this new title! Then we have to tackle the unity beast and discuss what this looks like now that they have walked things back. Stick around for the end of the show for more weekly deals, or nab them below! Watch Live! ▶ https://twitch.tv/nexttonothingnetwork Daniecae ▶ https://www.twitch.tv/daniecae MrGreenElite ▶ https://www.twitch.tv/mrgreenelite Mendacii ▶ PFTP: movie reviews on all podcast platforms! https://open.spotify.com/show/53YCLF9... WEEKLY DEALS TO SNAG! Daniecae ▶ Programmer bundle! Learn C++ & Unreal by packt for $20! https://www.humblebundle.com/books/ga... MrGreenElite ▶ Deep Rock Galactic is 67% off at only $9.89! https://store.steampowered.com/app/54... Mendacii ▶ Lies of P is great and free on game pass! https://www.microsoft.com/store/produ... Do you dig Tabletop Roleplaying games? Check out our friend Derek's podcast, How Not to DM! https://open.spotify.com/show/4cxwqsu.. #GamingNews #MortalKombat1 #GameReview

This week Tim chats with Matt Massicotte about his experience as a Mac developer, and early Mac enthusiast. They also discuss working with AppKit and SwiftUI, and Matt's upcoming talk on Swift Concurrency.Support More Than Just Code podcast – iOS and Swift development, news and advicemassicotte.org@mattiem@mastodon.socialSwift TOChime - an editor for macOSResEdit - WikipediaArkanoid - WikipediaLearn C on the Mac: For OS X and iOS: 9781430245339: Mark, David, Bucanek, James Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/mtjc. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Should I learn C/C++ to get better at Java/C#?

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Rob and Jason are joined by Raymond Chen from Microsoft. They first talk about Herb Sutter's virtual ISO Plenary Trip Report and some new features voted into the C++23 draft. Then they talk to Raymond Chen from Microsoft about his career working on Windows and the Old New Thing blog.   News Trip report: Winter 2021 ISO C++ standards meeting (virtual) Learn C++, Qt and QML the easy way Links Raymond’s blog The Old New Thing. Here’s the post that made his July 4 family picnic a little more stressful Raymond is managing editor of the Windows Universal Samples and the Windows Classic Samples repos on GitHub. Here’s a YouTube playlist of Raymond’s One Dev Minute short videos. Raymond can be found on GitHub as @oldnewthing, and his necktie’s Twitter account is @ChenCravat. Sponsors Visual Assist  

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In this episode they discuss teaching but not teaching, schools of the future, rubber bands, creating space for soles and cultivation, remaining as always fully focused on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode they hear from another disgruntled teacher and discuss break time, free play, getting hurt, worlds of imagination, boundaries and much, much more. Remaining as always fully focused on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode they hear from a disgruntled teacher and discuss lining up, military control, chanting, order vs chaos, operant conditioning and much, much more. Remaining as always fully focused on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (Part 2/2) China Jedi TALK to landscaper Luke Faw in Zhuhai, a complete China newbie who literally just moved from Canada to the east to meet his long term pen pal/girlfriend! They discuss reasons to stay in China, Chinese perceptions of foreigners, finding a job, what to eat, what's rude and not rude, where to go for health problems, strange laws and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you! To connect with Luke via Wechat search for his username "LukeFaw".

In this episode (Part 1/2) China Jedi TALK to landscaper Luke Faw in Zhuhai, a complete China newbie who literally just moved from Canada to the east to meet his long term pen pal/girlfriend! They discuss reasons to stay in China, Chinese perceptions of foreigners, finding a job, what to eat, what's rude and not rude, where to go for health problems, strange laws and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you! To connect with Luke via Wechat search for his username "LukeFaw".

In this episode they discuss chemistry teachers, the evils of alcohol, children that don't quite fit, taking responsibility and breaking the mould, remaining as always fully focused on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (Part 7/7), China Jeducation conducts a mock interview and bicultural discourse with Mrs Qin Liu, in her preparation to become a qualified Chinese language teacher abroad through the international Confucius Institute (www.hanban.edu.cn) and her training partner CTCSOL (www.chineseteacher.org.cn). Exploring cross-cultural communication, they discuss the similarities and differences between Chinese and Western culture within a teaching context, touching on subjects such as festivals and holidays, social media, summer camps, gifts, copying, refusals, sensitive words, qipao's, websites, textbooks, wrong lessons, dancing, confucius, Chinese dynasties, food, books, living with parents, first impressions, arranging activities, telegrams, HSK's, laowai's, Chinese characters, growing up, pollution, dragons, kissing, alcohol and much much more! Focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (Part 6/7), China Jeducation conducts a mock interview and bicultural discourse with Mrs Qin Liu, in her preparation to become a qualified Chinese language teacher abroad through the international Confucius Institute (www.hanban.edu.cn) and her training partner CTCSOL (www.chineseteacher.org.cn). Exploring cross-cultural communication, they discuss the similarities and differences between Chinese and Western culture within a teaching context, touching on subjects such as festivals and holidays, social media, summer camps, gifts, copying, refusals, sensitive words, qipao's, websites, textbooks, wrong lessons, dancing, confucius, Chinese dynasties, food, books, living with parents, first impressions, arranging activities, telegrams, HSK's, laowai's, Chinese characters, growing up, pollution, dragons, kissing, alcohol and much much more! Focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (with special guest Grandpa Swampy) they discuss items of annoyance, going green, the pains of progress, traffic jams, China road trips, being patient and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (Part 5/7), China Jeducation conducts a mock interview and bicultural discourse with Mrs Qin Liu, in her preparation to become a qualified Chinese language teacher abroad through the international Confucius Institute (www.hanban.edu.cn) and her training partner CTCSOL (www.chineseteacher.org.cn). Exploring cross-cultural communication, they discuss the similarities and differences between Chinese and Western culture within a teaching context, touching on subjects such as festivals and holidays, social media, summer camps, gifts, copying, refusals, sensitive words, qipao's, websites, textbooks, wrong lessons, dancing, confucius, Chinese dynasties, food, books, living with parents, first impressions, arranging activities, telegrams, HSK's, laowai's, Chinese characters, growing up, pollution, dragons, kissing, alcohol and much much more! Focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

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In this episode (Part 4/7), China Jeducation conducts a mock interview and bicultural discourse with Mrs Qin Liu, in her preparation to become a qualified Chinese language teacher abroad through the international Confucius Institute (www.hanban.edu.cn) and her training partner CTCSOL (www.chineseteacher.org.cn). Exploring cross-cultural communication, they discuss the similarities and differences between Chinese and Western culture within a teaching context, touching on subjects such as festivals and holidays, social media, summer camps, gifts, copying, refusals, sensitive words, qipao's, websites, textbooks, wrong lessons, dancing, confucius, Chinese dynasties, food, books, living with parents, first impressions, arranging activities, telegrams, HSK's, laowai's, Chinese characters, growing up, pollution, dragons, kissing, alcohol and much much more! Focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (Part 3/7), China Jeducation conducts a mock interview and bicultural discourse with Mrs Qin Liu, in her preparation to become a qualified Chinese language teacher abroad through the international Confucius Institute (www.hanban.edu.cn) and her training partner CTCSOL (www.chineseteacher.org.cn). Exploring cross-cultural communication, they discuss the similarities and differences between Chinese and Western culture within a teaching context, touching on subjects such as festivals and holidays, social media, summer camps, gifts, copying, refusals, sensitive words, qipao's, websites, textbooks, wrong lessons, dancing, confucius, Chinese dynasties, food, books, living with parents, first impressions, arranging activities, telegrams, HSK's, laowai's, Chinese characters, growing up, pollution, dragons, kissing, alcohol and much much more! Focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (Part 2/7), China Jeducation conducts a mock interview and bicultural discourse with Mrs Qin Liu, in her preparation to become a qualified Chinese language teacher abroad through the international Confucius Institute (www.hanban.edu.cn) and her training partner CTCSOL (www.chineseteacher.org.cn). Exploring cross-cultural communication, they discuss the similarities and differences between Chinese and Western culture within a teaching context, touching on subjects such as festivals and holidays, social media, summer camps, gifts, copying, refusals, sensitive words, qipao's, websites, textbooks, wrong lessons, dancing, confucius, Chinese dynasties, food, books, living with parents, first impressions, arranging activities, telegrams, HSK's, laowai's, Chinese characters, growing up, pollution, dragons, kissing, alcohol and much much more! Focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (Part 1/7), China Jeducation conducts a mock interview and bicultural discourse with Mrs Qin Liu, in her preparation to become a qualified Chinese language teacher abroad through the international Confucius Institute (www.hanban.edu.cn) and her training partner CTCSOL (www.chineseteacher.org.cn). Exploring cross-cultural communication, they discuss the similarities and differences between Chinese and Western culture within a teaching context, touching on subjects such as festivals and holidays, social media, summer camps, gifts, copying, refusals, sensitive words, qipao's, websites, textbooks, wrong lessons, dancing, confucius, Chinese dynasties, food, books, living with parents, first impressions, arranging activities, telegrams, HSK's, laowai's, Chinese characters, growing up, pollution, dragons, kissing, alcohol and much much more! Focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode, China Jeducation interviews Mr Sean Moroney, Grade 6 Elementary Teacher at Quality Schools International (QSI), Zhuhai, China, focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode, China Jeducation interviews Mrs Heather Domenico, Grade 1 Elementary Teacher at Quality Schools International (QSI), Zhuhai, China, focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode, China Jeducation interviews Mr. Jamey Kerr, Grade 3 and 4 Elementary Teacher at Quality Schools International (QSI), Zhuhai, China, focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode, China Jeducation interviews Mr. Brian Back, International Principal at the International School (TIS), Sanya, China, focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode, China Jeducation interviews Mr. Alan Wilkinson, Head of School at BASIS International School, Hangzhou, China, focusing as always on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode they discuss purple frogs, cookie cutters, revolution, creativity, stardust and as always try to remain fully focused on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this first episode (with co-host William Lamont) they introduce, discuss and preview the main aims, ideas, themes and fun that will forge, fashion and form the all new China Jeducation podcast series, fully focused on international teaching, expat teachers and all things education related. For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this festive Christmas episode (with special guests Ruth and Gordon Rowan and the youngest ever co-host) they discuss Santa, artificial trees, presents, underpants, bad quality, jungle tests and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode, China Jedi interviews Kitty Hwang 黄现熙 from Dong Fang Foreign Experimental School 东方外语实验学校 showcasing the next generation of people that will be at the forefront of China's 21st century global achievements and successes.  If you are a high school or university student studying in China and are interested in being featured on our show, please email us at info@chinajedi.com or add us on WeChat below. Test Your Limits | Show Your Talents | Be Your Best 

In this episode (with special guest William Lamont) they discuss rudeness, plastic surgery, things to not say and do to a Chinese person, being crazy, cryptocurrency and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (with special guest Marcello Anastasi) they discuss world cuisine, chopsticks, speaking whilst eating, sales talk, dumplings and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode China Jedi TALK to Tom Litchfield in Chengdu, a Chinese language student and freelance writer for China Highlights. They discuss studying Chinese, language scholarships, vaping, ethnocentrism, mysterious hot pots, life in Chengdu and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you! To connect with Tom via Wechat search for his username "tlitchfield" or via Instagram at "armchair_anthropologist". 

In this episode (with special guest Floyd Ricafrente) they discuss fast food, snail pizza, ketchup and clowns, barbeque sauce, pleasant journeys and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (with special guest Sally Chen) they discuss national holidays, netizens, social media profiles, happiness, Chinese characters and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (with special guests Darren and Deborah Mullins) they discuss addictions, pins in the neck, motivational meetings, pinky perky music, grasshoppers and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode China Jedi TALK to Daniel Meakin in Guangzhou, a Language Assessment Consultant for the British Council. They discuss secret missions, twisted spires, grey skies, Chinese football, car crash fixing, life in Guangzhou and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you! To connect with Daniel via Wechat search for his username "danielmeakin".

Warning: This episode contains strong language and scenes of explicit stupidity! In this episode, China Jedi goes on a weekend trip with the reggae, rock, pop band known as the Sun Yat Sens (SYS). They travel to the kingdom of Dongguan to play a couple of gigs at two separate venues - The Treehouse and One For The Road. Get a real life insight in what it's like being a foreign band in China as they encounter foam and pool parties, a live big belly Buddha, police raids, a failed factory practice session, Bob's underpants, voice loss, sweaty ball syndrome, plastic fruit, ice creams in the bathroom and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (with special guest Cliff Geis-Poage) they discuss bodies and souls, exam results, international education, local schools, Chinese takeaways and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (with special guest Abdus Mungroo) they discuss bad hairstyles, nose and ear hair, lucky moles, long nails, delivery men and much, much more!  For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode China Jedi TALK to Francois Williams in Tagbina (Philippines), Owner of Klub Safari Guest House and Partner and Chief Instructor of the Urban Survival Course. They discuss his time in China, Shaolin Kung Fu, big burgers, visa issues, urban survival overseas and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you! To connect with Francois please check out his website or visit his Facebook page.

In this episode (with special guest Qin Liu) they discuss super powers, concrete blocks, martial arts, old people, close friends and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode (with special guests Greg and Laura) they discuss winning awards, crippled feet, pale skin, short circuits, the Garden of Eden and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode China Jedi TALK to Jesse Warren in Shenzhen, Freelance DJ and Event Organizer. They discuss the growth of the big city, surfing, record labels, hard rock missions, motorbikes that open doors and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you! To connect with Jesse please visit www.mettasonic.com or www.freshrecords.net

In this episode China Jedi TALK to Belinda Wong in Hong Kong, Director of Leader Corporate Services Ltd and author of the HK Company Secretary's Practice Manual. They discuss business, differences between Hong Kong and China, the current status of the "Bridge", meet ups, open rice, hot air, nunneries and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you! To connect with Belinda please visit www.lecorp.hk

In this episode (with special guest Thomas Sillard) they discuss time machines, tobacco schools, smoking, duties, empty bottles and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode, China Jedi visits a small tropical island just off the coast of Zhuhai city to check out and play at the Magic Island Music Festival! Get a glimpse of the many challenges faced when organizing a live music event on an island (especially in the pouring rain) and of course listen to songs from the various bands and performers who came from across the delta all living, working and creating in China, including Ruary, Darren Mullins, Steam Boat Blues, Reel Deal, LWA, Sleepwalkers, Miwa Zumba, D2daG and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

In this episode, China Jedi visits a small tropical island just off the coast of Zhuhai city to check out and play at the Magic Island Music Festival! Get a glimpse of the many challenges faced when organizing a live music event on an island (especially in the pouring rain) and of course listen to songs from the various bands and performers who came from across the delta all living, working and creating in China, including the Sun Yat Sens, VaChina, Mott, Noname, Lips Mckenzie, Spacefolk and much, much more! For those living, working or travelling in China or interested in learning about Chinese culture, expat life and foreigners perceptions. Live, work, travel, do business and have fun in China. May the smile be with you!

C# is featured among one of the most important and popular programming languages in the software development industry. There are a lot of different uses for C# and it is definitely a big choice if you want to specialize in C# one day. According to Microsoft's website, there are a lot of different ways that you can use and apply C# when it comes to creating programming software. "C# is an elegant, simple, type-safe, object-oriented language that allows enterprise programmers to build a breadth of applications. C# also gives you the capability to build durable system-level components by virtue of the following features: - Full COM/Platform support for existing code integration. - Robustness through garbage collection and type safety. - Security provided through intrinsic code trust mechanisms. - Full support of extensible metadata concepts. You can also interoperate with other languages, across platforms, with legacy data, by virtue of the following features: - Full interoperability support through COM+ 1.0 and .NET - Framework services with tight library-based access. - XML support for wWeb-based component interaction. - Versioning to provide ease of administration and deployment." (Extracted from: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa664274(v=vs.71).aspx) So, according to all this stuff, learning C# might definitely be a good idea... But how do you start? Watch this video so you can know what are the best resources for learning C# and how you can accelerate the process or learning this robus programming language. Head First C#: https://simpleprogrammer.com/headfirstcsharp C# 5.0 in a Nutshell - The Definitive Reference: https://simpleprogrammer.com/cnutshell Programming C# 5.0: Building Windows 8, Web, and Desktop Applications for the .NET 4.5 Framework: https://simpleprogrammer.com/programmingcsharp C# In Depth: https://simpleprogrammer.com/csharpindepth Other Important Links John Sonmez Pluralsight Courses: https://simpleprogrammer.com/pluralsight How To Market Yourself Course: http://simpleprogrammer.com/howtomarketyourself 10 Steps To Learn Anything Quickly Course: http://simpleprogrammer.com/10stepstolearn

In this the tenth episode Will and BJ discuss ten reasons a programmer or hobbyist might not want to go into full time development. It is best to know early on in your career or training if this is the life for you. The guys are not out to discourage anyone from going into the field but want those entering to be able to make an informed decision. They address some of the challenges that face developers as well as aspects of the working environment that make a career as a developer unique. The episode concludes with a discussion on the matter of programming as a job or programming as a craft. To be successful a developer needs to be a craftsman.LinksLearn C++Psychology of Computer ProgrammingSix Signs You're Not Meant To Be A ProgrammerNotepad++ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode was recorded 16 May 2013 live and in person at Omni's lovely offices overlooking Lake Union in Seattle. You can download the m4a file or subscribe in iTunes. (Or subscribe to the podcast feed.) Paul Goracke is a senior staff engineer at Black Pixel, where he works on things he can't talk about but that you've used. He's also a former instructor at the University of Washington's Cocoa development program, and has at times been the lead organizer of the Seattle Xcoders. This episode is sponsored by Squarespace. Get 10% off by going to http://squarespace.com/therecord. Better still: go work for Squarespace! They're hiring 30 engineers and designers by March 15, and, “When you interview at Squarespace, we'll invite you and your spouse or partner to be New Yorkers for a weekend—on us.” The great designers at Squarespace have designed an entire weekend for you, from dining at Alder to going to the Smalls Jazz Club and visiting The New Museum. Seriously cool deal at beapartofit.squarespace.com. This episode is also sponsored by Microsoft Azure Mobile Services. Mobile Services is a great way to provide backend services — syncing and other things — for your iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps. Write code — Javascript code — in your favorite text editor on your Mac. (Mobile Services runs Node.js.) Deploy via git. Write unit tests using mocha (or your tool of choice). Supports authenticating via Twitter, Facebook, and Google — and you can roll your own system. It's cool. Things we mention, in order of appearance (more or less): CodeWarrior SIOUX-WASTE TextEdit 32K limit WASTE Usenet Metrowerks Ron John Daub Compact Discs Adobe MacTech on SIOUX WorldScript Unicode UTF-8 PowerPC Apprentice CDs DNA sequencers California Stanford Sun workstation PC Minnesota Egghead Software NFR copies Think C Think C Reference Learn C on the Macintosh Inside Mac Scott Knaster book Ultimate Mac Programming Guide Apple events Inside OLE 4th Dimension Guy Kawasaki Apple II Atari Commodore VisiCalc BASIC Nibble magazine Elephant Disks Beagle Bros. Byte TRS-80 Creative Computing 6502 C pointers fseek Apple IIe Apple IIgs Lemonade Stand Token rings 1994 The Computer Store Powerbook 180 Filemaker SQL HyperCard Myst Broderbund Sierra On-Line King's Quest PowerPlant Flash JavaScript Java Applet Remote Method Invocation Java Native Interface Windows NT Classpaths Bioinformatics Perl use strict Berkeley DB MySQL RedHat Linux Emacs Quartz Composer Grok Forth Seattle Xcoders 2004 2005 NSCoder Night CocoaHeads Pirate flag Advanced Mac OS X Programming book Gus Mueller Rogue Sheep MacBU OmniGroup dBug Lucas Newman Mike Lee Wil Shipley Golden Braeburn Joe Heck Hal Mueller WWDC Luau SFMacIndie Party Jillian's Jacqui Cheng Clint Ecker Guy English C4 NeXT BeOS UW Salvage Subversion Versions John Flansburgh Northside