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[kk]

Hi all,

While I was looking at podcast for java, I found Java posse, looks like it is no longer live. Can some one let me know if there is any live podcasts available for beginner java developer.

Thanks,

[Scott]

Not that I know of.  The old Java Posse podcasts are great for a beginner.  I'm guessing the podcasts are still available.

seradio is good for computer stuff in general.

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Subject: [The Java Posse] podcast

Hi all,

While I was looking at podcast for java, I found Java posse, looks like it is no longer live. Can some one let me know if there is any live podcasts available for beginner java developer.

Thanks,

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[Romain Pelisse]

+1 

listening to the old episode is a good idea, many, if not all, are still quite relevant, especially if you are a beginner. 

In the remote chance you understand French, the Cast Codeurs are more/less french speaking Java Posse. Note that one of the Java posse is doing a podcast on Scala, also. There must be some other Java podcast out there, I recall people mentioning some to me.... but I fogot them (sorry).

On 31 May 2017 at 01:13, 'Scott' via Java Posse <java...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Not that I know of.  The old Java Posse podcasts are great for a beginner.  I'm guessing the podcasts are still available.

seradio is good for computer stuff in general.

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From: kk <karth...@gmail.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, 30 May 2017 1:32 PM
Subject: [The Java Posse] podcast

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While I was looking at podcast for java, I found Java posse, looks like it is no longer live. Can some one let me know if there is any live podcasts available for beginner java developer.

Thanks,

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[Romain Pelisse]

Scalawags is the podcast about Scala, with Dick Wall, but it seems to be also in podfading (last episode last august ?)

[Calin Grecu]

Java pub house is good intro.

I also like illegal argument podcast, although it is not only about Java. The hosts are awesome .

[Mark Derricutt]

On 31 May 2017, at 11:17, Romain Pelisse wrote:

In the remote chance you understand French, the [Cast Codeurs](<https://lescastcodeurs.com/>) are more/less french speaking Java Posse. Note that one of the Java posse is doing a podcast on Scala, also. There must be some other Java podcast out there, I recall people mentioning some to me.... but I fogot them (sorry).

We still record Illegal Argument ( http://illegalargument.com/ ) now and then, we've been a bit infrequent of late due to work/concert commitments tho.

Mark

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On 31 May 2017, at 11:26, Calin Grecu wrote:

I also like illegal argument podcast, although it is not only about Java. The hosts are awesome .

aww shucks :)