Summaries and transcripts of Intro to Programming Nanodegree Webcasts.
- T 2/10: Miriam and Mike talked about the Nanodegree program in general and took some questions about material in Stage 1.
- T 2/17: Chrisna talked about pitfalls to avoid in Stage 1.
- T 2/24: Andy and Surajit answered student questions about Stage 1 and the Nanodegree program as a whole.
- T 3/3: Andy helps Liz work through problems in her Stage 1 project.
- T 3/10: Andy and Mark step through how to write a Python program to check whether a Sudoku grid is valid or not.
- T 3/17: Mark and Luke answers Stage 0/1 questions and walks everyone through using Chrome's Development Tools to explore HTML and CSS code for any website.
- T 3/24: Luke and Mark go over debugging in Python.
- T 3/31: Mark and Jeff talk about divs, spans, ids, and classes in HTML
- T 4/07: Luke and Mark go over generating html with Python
- T 4/14: Mark and Luke go over implementing an object-oriented version of generating your html with Python
- T 4/21: Luke and Mark go over putting your notes up on Google App Engine, webapp2, and
*argsand**kwargs - T 4/28: Mark and Jeff discuss dictionaries
- T 5/05: Luke and Mark go over loops in Python
- T 5/12: Luke and Mark go over functions in Python
- T 5/19: Luke and Mark go over best practices in coding style
- T 5/26: Jeff and Luke solve some problems in Python
- T 6/02: Mark and Jonah go over installing Twilio using PIP.
- T 6/09: Mark and Luke step through the basics of Google's Datastore
- T 6/17: Luke and Mark solve some problems in Python
- T 6/23: Jonah and Sean break down Google App Engine Applications
- T 6/30: Luke and John go over the Front-End Web Developer Nanodegree
- T 7/7: Luke and Jonah make a Tic-Tac-Toe game in this Problem Solving Session.
- T 7/14: Jeff and Luke go over the Full Stack Web Developer Nanodegree
- T 7/22: Mark and Jonah go over the big questions to answer when planning a whole website from the front-end to the back-end
- T 7/28: Mark and Jonah explore animations using Object Oriented Programming
- T 7/30: Mark and Anthony show off some cool tips and tricks in Sublime Text
- T 8/11: Jonah and Mark solve some Python challenges
- T 8/18: Luke and Jessica go over the Android Developer Nanodegree
- T 8/25: Luke and James go over the iOS Developer Nanodegree
- T 9/01: Luke and Michael talk about doing math in Python
- T 9/08: Mark and Michael go over some Python problems
- T 9/16: Jonah and Anthony explore data visualization with Python
- T 9/29: Rahul and Luke explore list comprehensions in Python
- T 10/07: Jonah and Anthony showcase projects of Nanodegree graduates
- T 10/13: Anthony and Jonah discuss the importance of structuring code for readability.
- T 10/22: Jonah and Luke challenge each other in Python
- T 10/27: Rahul and Anthony explore what functional programming is in Python
- T 11/03: Anthony and Jonah discuss sorting algorithms, a historical topic in computer science
- T 11/10: Jonah and Anthony explain recursion in 10(ish) minutes
- T 11/17: Luke and Jonah challenge each other in Python
- T 11/24: Luke and Anthony go over using and installing Github
- T 12/01: Anthony and Jonah talk about the differences between major programming languages
- T 12/08: Rahul and Jonah go over common reasons why submissions fail
- T 04/12: Rahul and Anthony go over tips and tricks for Stage 2
- T 04/26: Rahul and Anthony show you how to make an alarm clock with Python!
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