Making .NET Perform with Ben Watson
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Making .NET Perform with Ben Watson

Carl and Richard talk to Ben Watson about his work around writing high performance .NET code. Ben talks about how the Bing team decided to use .NET code internally, which seems like an obvious choice for a Microsoft group, but it isn't really - when milliseconds count, does .NET makes sense? Ben says it does, and he's done the work to prove it. Ben's book "Writing High Performance .NET Code" focuses not only on coding techniques, but also the larger practice of having a deep understanding of how .NET works, and the processes that take place to turn .NET code into machine code. The conversation also digs deeply into the need for performance measurement, especially Event Tracing for Windows. .NET can be fast when you do it right!

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Client-Side Development in 2020 with Brian Lagunas

Client-Side Development in 2020 with Brian Lagunas

It's 2020 - how do you build client-side applications? Carl and Richard talk to Brian Lagunas about his work in client-side development, largely around XAML (don't worry WinForms, we still love you!) ...

30 Tammi 20201h

The Perfect Education for a Software Developer with Thomas Betts

The Perfect Education for a Software Developer with Thomas Betts

What does the perfect developer education look like? Carl and Richard talk to Thomas Betts about how he learned about software development, and how he has taught others. The conversation dives into th...

23 Tammi 202052min

Visual Studio Online with Nik Molnar

Visual Studio Online with Nik Molnar

What if your development environment was in the cloud? Carl and Richard talk to Nik Molnar about Visual Studio Online - literally a version of Visual Studio running on Azure. Nik talks about the time ...

16 Tammi 202053min

XAML Tooling with Dmitry Lyalin

XAML Tooling with Dmitry Lyalin

How do you write XAML? Carl and Richard chat with Dmitry Lyalin about Microsoft's on-going efforts to make coding in XAML faster, easier and more reliable. Dmitry starts out talking about how there ar...

9 Tammi 202056min

Q# and Quantum Computing with Johnny Hooyberghs

Q# and Quantum Computing with Johnny Hooyberghs

Are we actually making progress on quantum computing? While at .NET Developer Days in Warsaw, Carl and Richard talked to Johnny Hooyberghs about quantum computing and Microsoft's Q# language. The disc...

2 Tammi 202050min

Debugging Memory Leaks in .NET with Adam Furmanek

Debugging Memory Leaks in .NET with Adam Furmanek

Memory Leaks in .NET? How is that possible? While at .NET Developer Days in Warsaw, Carl and Richard talked to Adam Furmanek about modern memory leaks - the things we can do in .NET that cause more me...

26 Joulu 201953min

Going Live on Containers with Michele Leroux Bustamante

Going Live on Containers with Michele Leroux Bustamante

Containers sound like a good idea - but can you get your application live on them? Carl and Richard talk to Michele Bustamante about her on-going work migrating existing applications to microservices ...

19 Joulu 20191h 5min

Python for .NET Developers with Michael Kennedy

Python for .NET Developers with Michael Kennedy

Do you Python? Carl and Richard chat with Michael Kennedy about the current state of Python and how .NET developers can learn it! Michael talks about the many flavors of Python out there today and the...

12 Joulu 201956min