James King and Steve Greenblatt speak with the Bald AV Guys, George Chacko and Rich Miller from Pace University, about their background in AV, their relationship to programming, their podcast called Cables, Coffee, and Curveballs, and their efforts to educate those interested in the AV industry and create awareness for AV careers.

George Chacko can be found via email: [email protected] and LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgechacko-cts/

Rich Miller can be found via email [email protected] and LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/richmilleriii/. The Bald AV Guys can be found on social media @baldavguys and via email [email protected]

The Cables, Coffee, and Curveballs podcast can be found at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cables-coffee-curveballs/id1645390419

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James King and Steve Greenblatt welcome back Will DeWitt, Learning Environments Manager at the University of Southern California (USC), to discuss his questions about how to handle updating products to address security updates and avoid introducing challenges and what is the difference between a documented and undocumented API.

Will Dewitt can be reached via email [email protected] or Twitter @willrdewitt.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt welcome back Will DeWitt, Learning Environments Manager at the University of Southern California (USC), to follow up on his question in episode 67, "What is an API" and discuss how Will has used his understanding of APIs (application programming interface) since that recording in 2021.

Will Dewitt can be reached via email [email protected] or Twitter @willrdewitt.

As a programming note, episode 67 is our most popular episode with over 100 downloads.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt welcome Dan Ferrisi, Editor-in-Chief at Commercial Integrator, to discuss his question about the impact artificial intelligence (AI) has on system functionality, programming, and programmers.

Dan's call to action was to email him [email protected] if you would like the opportunity to share your perspective with the Commercial Integrator audience on the topic of AV programming or control or as an AV programmer thought leader.

Dan Ferrisi can be reached at @danferrisiedit on Twitter, LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-ferrisi-55675a7/, and at CommercialIntegrator.com.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt welcome Dan Ferrisi, Editor-in-Chief at Commercial Integrator, to discuss his question about whether programmers are successful in raising their profile in the in the AV industry and if so in what ways.

Dan Ferrisi can be reached at @danferrisiedit on Twitter, LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-ferrisi-55675a7/, and at CommercialIntegrator.com.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt speak with Dustin Baerg from ProAVSchool regarding his AV journey, background as a programmer, motivation behind starting ProAVSchool, and how his work serves the programmer community.

To receive Dustin's offer for the Ask The Programmer audience, visit https://owl.proavschool.com/asktheprogrammer for a handy little utility that can be used to copy/paste multiple lines of text in and out of SIMPL Windows as well as a free Visual Studio Code Tutorial.

Dustin Baerg can be found on the OverWorkedLogic or ProAVSchool YouTube channels by leaving a comment on his videos.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt discuss the benefits, drawbacks, warnings, and value that come from sharing and repurposing programming and source code.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt discuss the things to think about when closing out projects including successes, challenges, and areas for improvement.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt discuss what to know about AV programming and software development that might not be obvious to those who don't program.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt discuss their observations, highlights, and key takeaways from InfoComm23 in Orlando, FL June 13-15, 2023.

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