Venkat Subramaniam: Programming, Teaching & Never Stop Learning
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Venkat Subramaniam: Programming, Teaching & Never Stop Learning
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Venkat Subramaniam is a programmer, author, educator, and founder of Agile Developer. His career has taken him from computer architecture and software development to teaching, consulting, speaking, and writing books.
In this episode, Venkat talks about the unexpected decisions that changed the direction of his career, including volunteering to teach C before he really knew the language. We also get into how teaching changed the way he learns, what writing books taught him about feedback, and why he believes software development is as much about discipline as it is about technology.
In this episode:
- How Venkat found his way from engineering to software development
- Learning C by volunteering to teach it
- Why teaching became such an important part of his career
- Writing books and learning to value critical feedback
- What agile development means to Venkat and why adaptive planning matters
- How his thinking about AI has changed
Topics: software development, programming, agile development, teaching, technical writing, AI, software quality
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