The Whidbey Show
.NET Rocks!18 Okt 2004

The Whidbey Show

We try to have representatives from Microsoft on the show every once in a while to talk about what's happening in Redmond. This week we had four program managers for the Evangelism team: Scott Burmester, Steve Cellini, Carter Maslan, and Jeff Sandquist. The topic? Whidbey! We get a check up on the progress of the next version of .NET. We talked at length about the up-and-coming Visual Studio 2005 Team System, and the efforts to reach application developers who don't necessarily spend time in the development community. We also ask each of them to tell us something about Whidbey that we probably don't already know. All in all it's a good show, even if Rory and Richard are on vacation.

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Joel Semeniuk does TFS in the Cloud

Joel Semeniuk does TFS in the Cloud

Carl and Richard talk to Joel Semeniuk about the state of Team Foundation Server (TFS) today. Joel digs into how TFS has moved into the cloud and is reaching a larger span of developers. The conversation digs into how to split the work of development up between cloud and premise - source code on the cloud, builds locally, etc.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

18 Jan 201151min

Phil Japikse is All About BDD

Phil Japikse is All About BDD

While at CodeMash, Carl and Richard talk to Phil Japikse about Behaviour Driven Developement. Phil has been doing TDD and BDD for years and has an interesting take on how to be successful with the process - primarily getting over the 'blank slate syndrome.'Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

13 Jan 201137min

Boris Scheiman Waves His Hands at nKinect!

Boris Scheiman Waves His Hands at nKinect!

Carl and Richard talk to Boris Scheiman about nKinect, a codeplex project to bring Kinect to .NET! Boris talks about what it takes to make nKinect work and the new features that are coming, while Carl and Richard geek out on the possibilities. Minority Report is here!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

11 Jan 201147min

Rob Conery Talks OpenID and More

Rob Conery Talks OpenID and More

Rob Conery tells us why OpenID is a nightmare, and why he's stopped using it. Oh yeah, he's also given up Twitter. We also talked about the mind/body connection and the challenges of working at home. Also: whale watching, home brewing, music, barbeque, wine, and following your bliss.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

6 Jan 201156min

Gus Issa Has a Micro .NET Framework!

Gus Issa Has a Micro .NET Framework!

Carl and Richard talk to Gus Issa from GHI Electronics, a company that makes small programmable boards, devices, controllers, and sensors that use the .NET Micro Framework to allow Visual Studio developers to program smart hardware devices.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

4 Jan 201148min

DotNetRocks Year In Review

DotNetRocks Year In Review

Carl, Richard and Mark Miller chat about events that occurred in 2010 that affect the .NET world. From C# to F#, Studio to Lightswitch, Windows Phone 7 to Kinect. What a great year!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

30 Dec 201053min

Shaun Walker on the state of DotNetNuke

Shaun Walker on the state of DotNetNuke

Carl and Richard talk to Shaun Walker, CTO of DotNetNuke Corp. Last time Shaun was on the show, the commercial version of DotNetNuke was just starting out. Shaun brings us up to date on the state of the business, the balance between community and commercial, and the evolution of the store front for the thousands of plug-in products for DotNetNuke.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

28 Dec 201044min

Eric Falsken Builds Object Databases

Eric Falsken Builds Object Databases

Carl and Richard talk to Eric Falsken of db4o. db4o is an open source object database for Java and .NET. Object databases have been around since the 1980s, but recently have become part of the NoSQL movement. Eric discusses the NoSQL movement in general and how various products fit into the ecosystem, including db4o.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

23 Dec 201046min

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