Coders Campus Podcast

Interested in starting your coding career? I'm now accepting students into an immersive programming Bootcamp where I guarantee you a job offer upon graduation. It is a 6 month, part-time, online Bootcamp that teaches you everything you need to know to get a job as a Java developer in the real-world. You can ... The post EP45 – Key #1 of 3 to Getting a Job as a Coder appeared first on Coders Campus.

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You can download a copy of my resume via coderscampus.com/resume If you want to apply to my Bootcamp, you can do that via bootcamp.coderscampus.com The post EP43 – Resume Writing Tips appeared first on Coders Campus.

In today’s episode, we’ll dive into all the different facets and disciplines that exist in the world of Java programming. You’ll learn about the “5 Pillars of Java Programming” and […] The post EP42 – Java Careers and What they Pay appeared first on Coders Campus.

In today’s podcast, I’d like to share my knowledge on how to get that coveted entry-level / junior programmer position. You’ll hear about my take on things like: – certifications […] The post EP41 – 5 Tips on Landing an Entry Level Programming Job appeared first on Coders Campus.

The DOM is something that intimidated me for quite a while (even as a senior software engineer), but this was only because I didn’t understand what it was, and never […] The post EP40 – The Document Object Model (DOM) appeared first on Coders Campus.

So we’ve talked a lot already about all the different data types and built-in objects in JavaScript, but not once have I mentioned Arrays. The reason for this is that […] The post EP39 – Arrays in JavaScript appeared first on Coders Campus.

Something that’s really useful to know about is the handful of objects that come built into the JavaScript language. These objects are tools that you can use to enable a […] The post EP38 – JavaScript’s Built in Objects appeared first on Coders Campus.

One thing that threw me off when I started learning JavaScript (with a background in Java) was the fact that JavaScript has both undefined and null as possible values for […] The post EP37 – Null vs Undefined in JavaScript appeared first on Coders Campus.

As we all know, JavaScript is an object oriented programming language, but we haven’t yet gone into detail about how objects work in JavaScript. Today, we’re going to change that! […] The post EP36 – Objects in JavaScript appeared first on Coders Campus.

We know that JavaScript is a dynamically typed language, but remember, this doesn’t mean that JavaScript is void of types. JavaScript absolutely has types that back its variables, we’re just […] The post EP35 – JavaScript TypeOf Keyword appeared first on Coders Campus.

Showing data to users and getting data from users is a pretty fundamental task in programming. If you come from a Java programming background, you’re probably used to using the […] The post EP34 – JavaScript Alerts and Prompts – Getting and Showing Data from Users appeared first on Coders Campus.

Up to this point we haven’t talked about the elephant in the room! And that’s the fact that we’ve been talking about JavaScript for quite a while now, but we […] The post EP33 – Importing JavaScript into HTML via Script tag appeared first on Coders Campus.

Every programming language that you’ll use will have some sort of tool that allows you to debug the code you write. Without debugging, finding the errors in your code would […] The post EP32 – Debugging in JavaScript appeared first on Coders Campus.

Functions in any programming language are almost as important as having variables. So that should go without saying that functions are hugely important to understand and to use in the […] The post EP31 – Functions in JavaScript appeared first on Coders Campus.