Mark Thompson

Happy New Year! In this final episode of Season 22, Saron speaks with Mark Thompson, Senior Developer Relations Engineer at Google. Mark loves to teach and code. He is an award-winning university instructor and engineer with a passion for creating meaningful learning experiences. Listen as they discuss Mark's interest in code, coding bootcamps and how to manage your career. Show Links Partner with Dev & CodeNewbie! (sponsor) Svelte Vue React Angular Mark ThompsonMark loves to teach and code. His love for both of these disciplines has led to becoming an award winning university instructor and software engineer. He comes with a passion for creating meaningful learning experiences. With over a decade of developing solutions across the tech stack, Mark likes to use that experience to break down the fear of technology and make challenging technical topics more accessible. Lately, Mark has been spending time creating a disruptive fitness community by building Totally Strong, Inc. Oh, he also has a 1000+ day streak practicing Spanish on Duolingo!

Discussing CNN and Google's challenges in the digital age, AI impact, invisible paywalls, website nostalgia, and Substack's role in content creation. Dive into Mark Thompson's strategies, AI innovation at CNN, and the blurred lines of modern media brands. Also, explore Google's leadership challenges and navigating company culture accountability.

Mark Thompson, a tin market expert, joins Hadley Natus, a pricing insights specialist, to unpack the complexities of the tin market. They discuss the tin bull thesis, exploring historical price movements and current supply challenges from major producers like Indonesia and Myanmar. The conversation highlights the role of geopolitical risks, smelter shortages, and the critical importance of tin in modern technology. Together, they analyze how these factors shape pricing dynamics and future demand in the volatile tin landscape.

"The Dazzle of Zebras", Angular team members Jessica Janiuk & Mark Thompson, discuss topics such as deferrable views, handling change, & lessons learned from Angular's evolution. They explore control flow syntax, server-side rendering, quick changes based on user feedback, and misconceptions about Angular's complexity. The conversation also takes a lighthearted turn with discussions of starting a band and appreciating each other's creativity.

Political commentator Molly Jong-Fast, radio host Mark Thompson, economist Paul Krugman, and comedian Sam Jay join host Ari Melber to discuss the Republican Party's ongoing losing streak, the deceitful Supreme Court ruling on abortion, the ongoing civil fraud trial against the Trump Organization, and the challenges of explaining economic concepts to the public. They also touch on the process of finding their comedic voice and using references in comedy.