The TeachMeTom Show

What's that "Scrum" process that everybody claims to have adopted?
Read more about Scrum in the official guides: https://scrumguides.org/ 

What's the "Agile Manifesto" and why do you need to know it when you want to work in the software industry?
In this episode, we talk about a short, but important document, written a long time ago.
You can read more about it here:
https://agilemanifesto.org/
 

If you would like to start learning coding for free, go to 
teachmetom.com/academy
and select "Free courses".
 

Now, this might feel like a weird comparison.
But if read anything written about software development, chances are you will find the word "agile" in it.
Let's talk about what it means, and why it's similar to stand-up comedy.

Here is a question from a podcast listener:
"How to get and stay motivated to study - ever since COVID lockdowns I have felt that I have trouble with motivation and self discipline, something I never had an issue with in the past. I want to learn but it's like something is stopping me. Any ideas?"
Listen to this episode to hear Tom's secret technique to stay motivated.
 
Have a question yourself? Ask Tom anything:
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Job, maybe another job, kids, groceries, partner, parents...
We've got so many things to do in our every day life - how can you possibly squeeze in an hour per day to learn programming?
Listen to this episode to find out...
 
Have a question about programming? Ask Tom anything:
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Does it make sense for you to learn programming - won't Artificial Intelligence replace programming jobs in the near future?
Listen to this episode to find out why Tom thinks AI will definitely replace jobs - but not how you'd think... 
 
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AI - Artificial Intelligence -  has been a hot topic for a couple of years.
Listen to this episode to learn how to understand the basics of any AI program.
 
Have a question about programming? Ask Tom anything:
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This is another one of those questions that I am getting a lot:
What's the easiest and quickest way to learn the basics of programming,
especially if you have never written a single line of code before?
 
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