Programming Throwdown educates Computer Scientists and Software Engineers on a cavalcade of programming and tech topics. Every show will cover a new programming language, so listeners will be able to speak intelligently about any programming language.
178 episodes transcribedI hope everyone out there is safe and healthy during these crazy times. The silver lining on all of this is that many of us have more time. T...
The best part of hosting Programming Throwdown is reading emails from people who listened to this show before they had any coding experience...
One of the most exciting but also overwhelming feelings in software engineering is starting a new project. Staring at an empty main.py file i...
Hey all! Patrick and I are so lucky to be spending another year with you all. In this episode, we answer a bunch of listener questions and gi...
Most developers that I know use CircleCI every single day. It's both an honor and an amazing experience to learn about continuous integration...
What actually happens when you type something in the search bar at the top of etsy.com and hit enter? This awesome interview with Liangjie Ho...
Every interview we do is such an exciting and unique experience. Patrick and I had great pleasure in hosting Andy and Dave, authors of "The P...
Surprise! Weekend episode :-D Every piece of code you write is either going to be for computer-to-computer interaction, or for human-machine...
Hey all! Since episode 82, we received a ton of email asking for more info on functional programming (FP). To cover FP in great detail we are...
Hey all!! Ask and ye shall receive! Someone in the Programming Throwdown discord suggested that we cover terminals and shells, so here we are...
Hey all!! Today we are sitting down with Jerome Hardaway. Jerome is an Air Force Veteran and the founder of Vets Who Code: a non-profit dedic...
If you use ASCII encoding, the entire Oxford dictionary is about 5 million bytes. A single 4K image contains 25 million bytes. If you watch a...
While the web is one of the easiest platforms for deploying software, it can also be one of the trickiest to debug. People have many differen...
Happy New Year! Today we are sitting down with Stephen Wolfram, inventor of Mathematica, Wolfram Alpha, and Wolfram Language! In this super i...
Hey all! This is our annual holiday show! We give away prizes and talk about random news stories :-D. Thanks to everyone who chatted with us...
Hey all! How do you find and triage bugs on other people's machines when they don't have the source code (or the knowledge to build it)? That...
Hey all! First of all, sorry for the delay in publishing Oct's episode. There are some pretty intense wildfires close to where we live, but i...
Hey everyone! This episode is an absolutely fascinating interview with Jonas Bonér, creator of Akka. We dive into reactive programming, the a...
Hey all! Since setting up the #questions channel in discord, a lot of you have written some phenominal and thought-provoking questions both t...
