Programming Throwdown

In this episode we explain how data is encrypted and decrypted, and how you can use encryption in the things you build.

In this episode we interview Spencer Gibb and Mark Heckler from Pivotal, the company behind Spring Framework: a set of powerful enterprise Java libraries and services.

On this show we discuss PHP and Hack, an language that extends PHP.

On this show we discuss Clojure and ClojureScript, and all the amazing things you can build with them.

How to build great mobile apps with Javascript.

How to distribute software so it works on other people's computers.

This show is an interview with Daniel Moore about scaling web sites.

This show covers software optimization (how to make software run faster).

This show is an intro to robotics. Blog post: https://www.programmingthrowdown.com/episodes/56-robotics.

This show covers many different editors. Blog post: https://www.programmingthrowdown.com/episodes/55-editor-wars.

On this episode we invite Mark Harris, Chief Technologist at NVIDIA, to talk about programming for the GPU.

On this episode we invite Mikeal Rogers, Community Manager at the Node. JS Foundation, to talk about open source communities and organizing large open source projects.

This show covers Scientific Python: A platform for data analysis, visualization, and reporting built on top of python. Book of the Show Jason: Masterminds of Programming Patrick: Redshirts.

This show covers Online/Continuing education. We ask the experts: How can more people get jobs in programming?

This show celebrates 50 episodes of Programming Throwdown! We answer questions from the audience live on livecoding.tv .

This show covers Tamper Protection: How hackers are able to tamper with compiled programs and the programs that prevent tampering.

This show covers Source Control: Various tools that keep history of your code and enable code collaboration. Book of the Show Jason: Kobolds Ate My Baby Patrick: Firefight.

This show covers Ruby: a multipurpose interpreted language for rapid development. Book of the Show Jason: Paranoia RPG Player’s Handbook Patrick: Lock In.

This show covers R: a language suitable for data mining and machine learning. Book of the Show Jason: The hard thing about hard things http://amzn.to/1UqMjDD Patrick: Steel World http://amzn.to/1JMcsa5.

This show covers game development at a AAA company, featuring Dave Smith from Naughty Dog Inc. and Florent Devillechabrol from Ubisoft. Jason: The Mythical Man Month http://amzn.to/1DGOwbW ; Patrick: Armada http://amzn.to/1L4j2Pj.

This show covers several programming languages we used as kids. Book of the Show Jason: Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid http://amzn.to/1LWYOpJ ; Patrick: Leviathan Wakes http://amzn.to/1HjpfAo.

This show covers Debugging: how to fix and maintain code across any language. Book of the Show Jason & Patrick: Mindhacking http://www.mindhacki.ng/.

This show covers Fortran: An old (but still very useful!) imperative language for numerical calculations. Books of the Show Jason: A Theory of Fun in Game Design http://amzn.to/1FShtR6 Patrick: Monster Hunter International http://amzn.to/1EeqWO2.

This show covers Node.js: A server-side platform for developing network applications. Books of the Show Jason: You Can Draw in 30 Days: The Fun, Easy Way to Learn to Draw in One Month or Less http://amzn.to/1CsrFsO Patrick: Abyss Beyond Dreams (Peter F. Hamilton) http://amzn.to/1NYmqJZ.

This show covers Unity: A Toolchain and set of three scripting languages primarily for making games. Tools of the show: Jason: Meld http://meldmerge.org/ Patrick: Space Marshals http://www.pixelbite.se/pbsite3/?page_id=7675.