Join Father Robert Ballecer and Lou Maresca on Coding 101, a weekly instructional, project-oriented programming show with appeal for beginning to intermediate programmers. Using a combination of classroom-style teaching, guest programmers, and special interest segments, Coding 101 offers beginner, intermediate, and "applied" programming topics within several interchangeable modules. Learn programming languages such as Java, C++, Visual Basic, PHP, Perl, and more!
Episodes
Learn the basics of PHP from Patrick Delahanty
Insert your own text on an image with PHP
Creator of SpinRite.
The philosophy of assembly.
CISC vs RISC.
Embedded programming with Arduino.
Continuing with embedded programming.
Let's talk about structures.
We finish our Arduino clock.
Learn about the code behind the ISS Above Raspberry Pi Project.
How safe are Perl, PHP, and Ruby?
How Homeworld was developed.
Learn ruby from codeschool.com and Carlos Souza
101 on basic C
C modules and pointers.
Flash, Objective-C and Swift!
Internal Iterators, SMART Dynamically typed variables, and HHVM vs. ASP.NET.
Coder to Programmer, and Carlos Souza with more Ruby.
Threat Modeling, and Carlos Souza with Ruby part 3.
Best coding practices, and Carlos Souza with Ruby part 4 of 4.
Programmer, teacher, and STEM Guru Peggy Fisher.
David Gatti, Co-Founder of NVdrones.
Jeff Prosise, Wintellect, and jets.
Want to develop apps for iOS? We're going to show you how!
Drones for knowledge and iOS for cash!
Patrick Delahanty, robots, and the TWiT API.
Arduino for Visual Studio, modern code editors, and Todd Perkins.
Social Media Apps tracking you via your conversations and Todd Perkins comes back to finish our iOS App.
Scott Hanselman from Hanselminutes Podcasts.
Steve Gibson talks about SQRL (Secure, Quick, Reliable Login).
A wildcard discussion on finding work in the software industry.
Bug bounties and a first look at TWiT's new API.
Patrick Delahanty joins Fr. Robert and Louis to discuss the relative popularity of programming languages as seen by GitHub.
David Diers talks about the creation of the TWiT API
David Diers explains how to account for expanding the TWiT API with new versions.
Today's Wildcard guest is the owner of Cleveland Tech Events
Today's Wildcard guest is the founder of Digital Fio
The Martian, Mutation Testing, and Powershell
CrossOver from CodeWeavers, OneGet and DSC for Powershell 5.0, and Sarah Dutkiewicz
Today's Wildcard guest is the creator of the Hardware Hacking Village
Today's Wildcard guest is a Microsoft Powershell MVP
New and old faces alike in this packed episode of MVPs
Star Wars code, iOS hackers get one million, and TWiT API
Free Books, and Powershell with Sarah and Adam
Module walkthrough with Sadukie and Adam Bertram
Gig Economy, aka "freelancing", "outsourcing", "seasonal", etc.
FastLED sample project
Padre and Lou build on last week's project.
PWM with Arduino
