Episode 6: Frankly Speaking: How Java, Raspberry Pi, and Drum Created a Guru

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Episode 6: Frankly Speaking: How Java, Raspberry Pi, and Drum Created a Guru

10x Insights

37 minutes 40 seconds

3 months ago

Episode 6: Frankly Speaking: How Java, Raspberry Pi, and Drum Created a Guru

In this episode of 10 X Insights, hosts Kadi McKean and Steve Poole sit down with Java Champion Frank Delporte. Frank shares his incredible journey through the world of Java and Raspberry Pi, emphasizing the impact of technical writing on his career. From starting with a Commodore 64 to writing a book on Java and Raspberry Pi, Frank discusses his various projects, including open-source contributions and home automation endeavors. The conversation dives into topics like

The importance of technical documentation
The role of open-source communities
How sharing knowledge can skyrocket your career

Packed with insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of software development and personal growth.

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Getting started with Java on the Raspberry Pi - UPDATE 2025