Most people seem to think that software developers have to be geniuses to know lots of weird symbols and codes by heart.

The truth is much simpler...

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Hint: It's not knowing 10 programming languages.

What is the dilemma that all software developers are facing in their career, and how to deal with it.

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What are "Fullstack Developers", and why are the most-wanted "rockstars" of the software industry right now?

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How do we store objects into variables?

There's an important distinction to other ("primitive") types of variables, and we talk about it in this episode.

What is OOP - or "Object Oriented Programming", and why is it important to understand the basic principles of a "class" and an "object"?

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As programmers, we like to avoid having to write code...

I mean - not if there's already some existing building block that we can use instead.

"Question for Tom:

Do you regret being a programmer?

Have you ever thought of a career change?"

Listen to this episode to find out Tom's answer after more than 25 years in the software industry...

...You have to listen to find out what's the #1 website that ALL programmers use multiple times per day for their work.

Do you already know the basics of a programming language?

If so, what's a good programming project that you could take on?

Listen to this episode to learn Tom's favorite exercise project that you can try in any language.