Herding Code
Summary: A weekly discussion featuring K. Scott Allen (odetocode.com), Kevin Dente, Scott Koon (lazycoder.com), and Jon Galloway.
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In this episode of Herding Code, the guys talk with Jackson Harper about Manos de Mono, his lightweight web application framework that runs on Mono. The goal of Manos is to simplify the entire process of creating, managing and updating a web application from prototyping and design to deployment. Manos aims to be Simple, Testable, […]
This week on Herding Code, the guys talk with Eric Sink, cofounder of SourceGear, about Veracity and Distributed Version Control Systems. Listen in and learn about Veracity’s architecture including pluggable layers and a unique approach to data storage all built on an impressive technical stack. And get an answer to the question that everyone’s asking […]
Hey, it’s a bunch of Mono guys! That’s always fun. This time they’re talking about MonoDroid. Joining the gang this week are Miguel de Icaza, Joseph Hill, Geoff Norton, and Mike Kestner talk about developing .NET applications for the Android platform with Mono. Jon asks about where MonoDroid is at in the product lifecycle. Jon […]
This week on Herding Code, the guys talk to Adam Kinney and Rick Barraza about how Silverlight fits into a world where HTML5 is finally becoming a reality. Jon asks about Adam and Rick’s opinions on the recent post on the Silverlight Team Blog about the future of Silverlight Adam talks about he sees consumer […]
This week on Herding Code, it’s story time. Have you ever fallen victim to a software glitch? Are you frustrated by those green screens which are still running social security, the IRS and the DMV? Ever dealt with a medical database? Or maybe you owned a Zune on December 31, 2008? If so, you’ll want […]
This week on Herding Code, Kevin, Jon and Scott K speak with Dru Sellers and Rob Reynolds about Nu, a .NET package management system designed to solve your open source distribution/consumption issues. The guys discuss how package management is handled in other communities, namely Ruby, and how the .NET world can benefit from these same […]
This week on Herding Code, K Scott, Jon, Kevin, and Scott K field your questions. That’s right – it’s a Listener-Powered Lightning Round! Whether you were interested in their opinions on Microsoft LightSwitch, energy drinks or how the current economic downturn affects quality and craftsmanship, this week’s conversation is being directed by you! Thanks, listeners, […]
This week on Herding Code, the boys talk with Sara Chipps about Girl Develop IT, a comfortable place where women can learn at their own pace and not be afraid to ask "stupid questions." Listen in as Sara talks about repairing the wide gender gap in development through her series of classes which help women […]
This week on Herding Code, the guys talk with Vaidy Gopalakrishnan about IIS Developer Express. The show kicks off by explaining the IIS Developer Express name. Why not just IIS Express? Vaidy provides an overview of IIS Developer Express and explains it is a lightweight, self-contained version of IIS for web developers. Vaidy speaks about […]
This week on Herding Code, the guys talk with Microsoft MVP, MSDN Magazine columnist and Programming Entity Framework author Julie Lerman about what’s new in Entity Framework 4. The show begins with Julie providing a broad look at the new features and improvements around the EF designer, the run-time, POCO support and disconnected entities. Julie […]
This week on Herding Code, the guys talk with Jeff Atwood about his new Area 51 venture, the running of Stack Overflow, the community of Q & A sites, and memories of the glockenspiel. Jeff walks us through the genesis of Stack Overflow and how it begot Server Fault, Super User, Stack Exchange and now […]
While at Web Camps London, Jon talks to Saqib Shaikh about how he’s able to develop with limited sight and what developers can do to make our applications more accessible. Saqib talks about his role on the Bing Team, data mining and deep links. Jon and Saqib talk about solving problems with a little help […]
While at Web Camps London, Jon grabs a quick 15 minute interview with Clint Nelsen to talk about Startup Weekend . Clint gives the elevator pitch and a brief history of Startup Weekend. Jon talks about how they are incorporating Startup Weekend into Web Camps. The guys talk about project implementation. Clint talks about Startup […]
This week on Herding Code, the guys talk to Jeff Cohen, Mike Moore, and Scott Bellware about why and how they’ve moved away from Microsoft development and into the Ruby community. K Scott asks the guests about why they switched. Jeff talks about how his switch from desktop development on Windows to Rails development started […]
This week on Herding Code, the guys talk with Ayende Rahien (a.k.a. Oren Eini) about RavenDB, a new Open Source (with a commercial option) document database for the .NET/Windows platform. The shows starts with a general definition of document databases. Ayende then contrasts RavenDB with two other popular document databases, Mongo and CouchDB, and comments […]