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Hosted by Greg L. Turnquist · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 64 episodes
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Greg L. Turnquist hosts Pro Coder Show, a technology show with 64 episodes published.
The word on the street amidst vibe coding and agents building whole systems and shutting down SaaS products is that software engineering as a profession is dead. Or at least, something you don't need bone up and study fo
Once upon a time, the buzz at SpringOne in 2014 was the debut of Spring Boot. This year, the topic in every convo I had at DevNexus was ...drumroll... AI! In this episode of the Pro Coder Show, I sat down with former tea
Have you been offered a stock option while securing a position with a shop? Confusing as all get out? In this episode of the Pro Coder Show, we're going to demystify what all this means, learn how you can negotiate for m
To be a pro coder means you are a PROFESSIONAL. You are being paid to write top notch apps and develop code. Would it surprise you that there are ALL KINDS of ways to get paid? In this episode of The Pro Coder Show find
Your app needs data. Almost all of them do (gateways aside). So you need a database, right? Wrong. In this episode of The Pro Coder Show, learn how to sidestep a traditional relational database—and potentially make your
You’ve got an offer letter in your hands. Now comes the tricky part: negotiation. Some say this is your moment to level up. Others warn: “Careful — they could rescind the offer. Don’t do it.” So which is it? In this epis
Ever wanted to build your own website — with nothing between you and your audience? In this episode, we cover how to sidestep a lot of unnecessary complexity and get off the ground fast. 📘 Book Recommendation Grab your
I'm leaving social media. For good. Maybe you should too. Find out why, and how we can still stay in touch... and why the Pro Coder's Report is BACK! Don't forget to grab your copy of 12 Rules For Pro Coders today at htt
Disney has announced they are no longer using Slack! What happened? Why did it happen? But more importantly, are there habits YOU are doing as a pro coder that is putting your company at risk as well? ==== 12 Rules for P
Elon Musk has announced plans to build his "gigafactory" in Memphis, TN, the site for the supercomputer planned to undergird xAI. As Yet Another Big Tech firm expands into Tennessee, what does that mean for pro coders? F
You're manager has tapped you to give a customer presention. Gulp. With sweats and shaking you nod your head yes. Learn these seven tips on how to give a customer presentation and make them NOT so scary! ==== 12 Rules fo
So you want to be a pro coder and work with open source. What does that even mean? Do you know how open source coders even earn a living? And what does open source really mean, anyway? ==== 12 Rules for Pro Coders is OUT
Being a pro coder, have you considered WHERE you want to work? Have you heard of working REMOTELY? On this special episode of the #ProCoderShow, broadcast from Walt Disney World, find out the pros and cons of working rem
Google has laid off their ENTIRE Python team! Why? Does this impact me? More importantly, are you SAFE as a pro coder? And what can you do to better protect yourself in the future? Find out on this episode of the #ProCod
So you want to be a pro coder. But what does that mean? Are you going to write e-commerce sites in JavaScript? Maybe build cool iOS apps? Do you even have a clue? Find out what people are doing today...and some of the ni
Ever heard of continuous integration? It's the thing we must ALL be doing, right? Because someone told you so? Or...why? Find out what CI is really for, how it reduces risk, and what YOU should be looking for when it com
Someone offering you a chunk of equity for a new position? What does that mean? Do you have to accept a pay cut to get that? What about RSUs? ISOs? Strike prices? Enough already, just give it to me! Is this a good deal o
If you're a pro coder, you sure ain't doing it with your bare hands! Instead, you have loads of tools that you reach for. Some, every day. Some, once in a blue moon. But which ones are VITAL to your success as a proc? ==
You want to use Java, but someone said it's junk. You want to use JavaScript, but someone said don't waste your time! What CAN you use? What's the #1 language you SHOULD be using if you want to become a pro coder? ==== D
Every wonder how to get promoted...or to secure a merit increase? Find out what your manager is up to every year...and why it may be costing you just what you need. ==== Don't forget to pre-order your copy of 12 Rules Fo
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