Today it's JavaScript Jabber episode 99, npm, Inc. with Isaac Schlueter, Laurie Voss and Rob Boothby. Npm is being incorporated and Isaac, Laurie and Rob talks about the reasons why and how the future looks.
I've listened to .NET Rocks episode 958, Are you a Craftsman with Alan Stevens. Great discussion about software craftmanship and the Software Craftmanship Manifesto which Alan does not agree with. I agree with him on the point that what's stated... Continue Reading →
Today I have two shorter shows. First an amazing one, it's Hanselminutes episode 413, I'm a Blind Software Technician - Ask Me Anything! with Katherine Moss. Kathrine is blind and a software technician. Can you apprehend how amazing that is?... Continue Reading →
I've listened to .NET Rocks episode 957, Thinking Biggy with Rob Conery. Biggy is a wrapper to Postgres (and SQL Server) for efficient and fast handling of JSON documents. The guys also get into a discussion on NoSQL, graph and... Continue Reading →
Today it's The Tablet Show episode 127, Building a Cross Platform Mobile App with Greg Shackles. Greg Shackles shares his experience of building Olo, an online ordering platform for restaurants, and talk about using Xamarin and MvvmCross for cross platform... Continue Reading →
I've listened to .NET Rocks episode 956, Modern Apps and ALM with David Chappell. David talks about how the way we develop software have changed, how application have evolved and about the evolution and importance of Application Lifetime Management.
Two short shows today and the first one is RunAs Radio episode 358, Sharepoint in the Cloud with Jeremy Thake. Jeremy talks about how the Sharepoint programming model have changed and how to move Sharepoint to the cloud. Second one... Continue Reading →
Today I've listened to .NET Rocks episode 955, F# Everywhere with Neil Danson. Interesting discussion on F# and some nice stuff on neural networks.
Today I have The Tablet Show episode 126, HTML Input Standards with Jacob Rossi. Jacob from the Internet Explorer team talks about developing HTML standards. IE has been, and often is, attacked by other browser fan boys but the latest... Continue Reading →
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