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Mike Wales and Clark Sell on May 18, 2020
Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://that.live
Is it really possible to make a major career change today when you have a family and a pile of bills that need to be paid? This week on #AskTHAT we explore how Adam reinvented his career in just under two years.
Adam is a Web App Developer with 2 years experience. Fullstack. Interested in shiny frontend ( ES6, TS, React, Vue ) and finding meaning in data ( Python, D3, MySQL ). Embrace devops philosophy ( BASH, Ansible, Docker ). Enjoying what I do for a living on a daily basis for the first time ever.
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Clark and Brandon muse about the new Microsoft and how their developer advocate program is here to help us be awesome. Somewhere in the middle of things we took a left turn and started talking about mobile development and the upcoming fall releases.
Brandon works as a Developer Advocate at Microsoft. Specializing in mobile app development, Brandon works closely with the developer community and help fellow mobile app developers make 5-star apps. An avid mobile app developer, Brandon loves to code and has contributed to and published countless apps!
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Live from THAT Conference 2018, Clark Sell @csell5 sits down with Chris Meyer @admirethemeyer the Head of Developer Experience at Misty Robotics @mistyrobotics to talk about this thing called robots. Where do you even start? How do you even define what a robot is these days? What does it mean to create a robotic development platform and where might that lead us as a tech community? What about the role of AI and ethics. We dive into all that and more.
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#AskTHAT #THATConference #Robotics #MistRobotics
Clark Sell @csell5 sits down with Ross Larson @rosslarsonwi software developer at WTS Paradigm to talk about Google’s Go (Golang). Live at #THATConference 2018, Ross and Clark start with exploring what Golang is, how Ross got started with Golang, and why we might want to paying attention to it.
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Ross became a software developer through the nontraditional path of obtaining a double major in Psychology and French from Luther College. He later obtained a software development degree from Fox Valley Technical College. He works as a Software Developer for WTS Paradigm in Middleton, WI. He is a veteran of several hackathons, barcamps, and startup weekends. He enjoys retro video games, board games, the NFL Draft, creating obscure fantasy leagues, and making charts.
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#AskTHAT #THATConference #Go #Golang #Google #SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering
Clark Sell @csell5 sits down with Brandon Satrom @brandonsatrom developer advocate at Particle live at THAT Conference 2018 to geek out on IOT. We dive into this thing called #BadgeLife talk about the new version of the #PartiBadge at THAT Conference.
Particle’s workshop at THAT Conference - https://particle-workshops.herokuapp.com/
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#AskTHAT #THATConference #Particle #BadgeLife #PartiBadge
Clark Sell @csell5 sits down with Richard Campbell @richcampbell cohost of DotNetRocks live at THAT Conference 2018 to talk about, well whatever. It's the no agenda show. We explore our software community across the globe, talk about AI, and really just muse about anything which comes to mind.
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Clark Sell @csell5 sits with Mercedes Bernard @mercedescodes founder of @DevTogetherCHI and explores how @THATConference and @DevTogetherChi can help one another.
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AskTHAT Live from THAT Conference 2018 - it's the uncut behind the behind the scenes with Clark and Carrie. A conversation Clark has been waiting to have for a very long time.
In this episode Clark is joined by Curtis Giveaut (@CJIBO) and Andrew Hooker (@GEEKONCOFFEE).
The goal is simple, help Curtis restructure the organization to better support Product Management.
The problem? Product management is hard and most really don't even understand the intent of the role.
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