Trevor Page: Java Guru | Programmer | Teacher
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Learn how to program using the Java programming language. This podcast will teach you step by step how to use the Java programming language to create your own applications or web applications! These Java tutorials are presented in plain English and explain all of the important Java programming concepts needed to excel in the field of software.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Trevor Page connects coding concepts to the messy, practical work of changing careers and pursuing a first software job.
How to Program with Java Podcast treats learning to code as a career transition lived through assignments, confusion, applications, and first-job anxiety.
A mountain guide heads into coding, and your own career pivot suddenly has company.
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A clear look at why the first coding job is hard, and what real work looks like before it.
The episode centers on landing that first software job, and it treats the gap between new programmers and hiring managers as a real one, not a theoretical one.
A candid account of Alex's move into coding, the support behind it, and the curriculum change it helped set in motion.
Alex's shift from data entry into code and tech gives this episode its center of gravity, and the account works because it does not smooth over the hard parts of learning the basics.
A blunt, practical look at why credentials alone do not get job hunters through the door.
Tony Edmonds' story starts with a familiar irritation: he did the standard thing, finished a four-year bachelor's degree in computer science, and still did not feel job ready at the end of it.
A grounded career-change story that treats learning to code as real work, not magic.
Jeff Podmayer's story lands because it keeps the focus on the actual turn, from guiding teenagers in the mountains to building a life in tech.
A grounded career-pivot interview about repetition, confidence, and the pull of a small skill that opens a larger path.
This episode tracks Kevin's move from fashion into technology and the way Excel pulled him toward coding. That shift gives the story its shape.
A calm, practical look at how coders might adapt to AI.
The episode treats a familiar coder anxiety with a steady hand: what happens to software jobs as AI gets better at writing code. It keeps the discussion grounded in career reality instead of panic, and the clearest moments are the ones that explain the shift without dressing it…
Host Jack Rhysider narrates true hacking, breach, and privacy stories from the people involved.
David Pierce and Verge staffers cover AI industry news, gadgets, and tech policy weekly.
Long-form interviews on AI coding agents, infrastructure, and security, plus a recurring SED News roundup.
Founders and engineers on AI coding agents like Claude Code, and supply chain security.
David Sparks and Stephen Robles dig into Keyboard Maestro, Shortcuts, and Mac automation weekly.
Trevor Page uses this Coder's Campus Podcast episode to answer a direct student question: whether software jobs will still exist in 1, 4, 10, or 50 years.
Trevor Page opens by talking straight at the problem of landing that first software job.
Alex shares her journey from data entry and music to nearly quitting a coding bootcamp due to struggles with programming fundamentals.
Tony Edmonds describes moving from a four-year computer science bachelor's degree to a job search that still left him feeling unprepared for real software work.
Jeff Podmayer explains how 10 years at Outward Bound, including backpacking and rock-climbing expeditions in California and Joshua Tree, led him to a career pivot into tech.
Kevin Gallaccio talks through a big shift from fashion into technology.