Today it's .NET Rocks episode 922, MongoDB on Azure with Mark Greenway. I don't think anyone have missed all the talk about NoSQL databases. Relational databases is our usual db but why not try a NoSQL. MongoDB is one of... Continue Reading →
I use Evernote for notes and collecting information but sometimes nothing beats a classic notebook. I like notebooks, I have since I was a kid. In school we had these orange notebooks, ruled for writing and squared for math. I... Continue Reading →
Today I've listened to Herding Code episode 180, VS Web Tools, Web Essentials and SideWaffle with Mads Kristensen. Mads is the developer behind Web Essentials and here he give a lot of information about the latest features and also what... Continue Reading →
With .NET 4.5 we got async and I've listened to some shows on async. Now I wanted to try it out to see what it meant. Played around a little with it and set up a small test project. What... Continue Reading →
Here's RunAs Radio episode 341, SQL Server Q and A at SQLIntersection. This is a great Q and A from SQLIntersection with Richard Campbell moderating a panel with Kimberly Tripp, Paul Randal, Brent Ozar and Jonathan Kehayias. The audience have... Continue Reading →
Today's podcast is .NET Rocks episode 921, Cucumber Makes BDD Fun with Matt Wynne. I've heard a lot about BDD, Behavior Driven Development, this past year. It's a specialized version of TDD where you capture behaviors in specifications. Using Cucumber... Continue Reading →
Yes, more mobile dev for me, this time it's The Tablet Show episode 109, Calaba.sh for Mobile Testing with Josh Johnson. The talk starts with iOS7 and then give a real deep dive into testing. Josh talks about different styles... Continue Reading →
Today I listened to Hanselminutes episode 365, PhoneGap/Cordova - Is HTML a reasonable app solution? With Steve Sanderson. Steve Sanderson is the creator of Knockout and here he also discuss how he's been building mobile apps using his HTML skills,... Continue Reading →
Listened to JavaScript Jabber episode 82, JSHint with Anton Kovalyov. JSHint is a tool that will help you detect errors and potential problems in your JavaScript code. It's a fork of JSLint and it sounds like Anton have taken it... Continue Reading →
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