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F4 - Episode 17 (Beyond the Basics of Programming)

Hello Everyone!

Today (7/10) at 8pm Eastern time we will be hosting our 17th episode of F4. Today's episode will be all about how to go beyond the basics of FRC programming.

Today's Co-hosts will be...
Alec Minchington the lead programmer of team 226 The Hammerheads.
Jaci Brunning the captain and lead programmer of team 5333 Can't C#.
and Adam Wolnikowski the co-captain, Lead Programmer, and Driver for team 225 Techfire.

We have a loaded episode today where we will cover a multitude of topics relating to more advanced FRC programming.

As always if you have any questions for the co-hosts feel free to post them in this thread and we will be sure to answer them.

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The episode will be live here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCwug7gcwik

See everyone there!

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Re: F4 - Episode 17 (Beyond the Basics of Programming)
A question I would like to ask is:

What do the cohosts think are the programming projects with the biggest direct impact to the success of a team?
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Re: F4 - Episode 17 (Beyond the Basics of Programming)
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A question I would like to ask is:

What do the cohosts think are the programming projects with the biggest direct impact to the success of a team?
Following up on that, only one of the three teams had a successful autonomous (225). For 225, what programming practices helped build a successful auto? For the others, what factors are you planning to improve on in the future to build a succesful auto? For 5333, you developed an extremly complicated development environment, TOAST, OpenRIO, GradleRIO, etc. Did developing those detract from the success of your team?
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