WebDevRadio

In this podcast I return from an extended absence, explain myself, and introduce the Flock browser and Ning development area. MySQL 5 was just released this week, and I invite listeners to contribute their MySQL migration plans.

In this episode I describe how a server of mine was hacked and some of what was involved in getting things back in order. I also cover the selenium web testing tool. This episode is shorter than previous ones owing to some extraneous life issues. :)

This episode features an interview with Caryl Felicetta from Single Throw, an internet marketing firm. Quick mention of upcoming Open Source Business Conference, and I also discuss my idea for ‘bugcasting’.

In this episode, I discuss the up and coming writely.com document collaboration system, and ask some questions about where the ‘web 2.0’ talk is taking us. Additionally, I detail my use of session logging for debugging web applications. My Odeo Channel (odeo/071b3ac75dd75265)

This episode features our first interview. I interview Mark from fossradio.com about the WebTest system from canoo.com. A quick mention of the upcoming Macromedia conference, two HTTP viewing tools, and a farewell to Floyd from theserverside.com.

This podcast finds me on the road in a hotel catching up on my podcasts. I cover some CSS resources, rant a bit about CSS cross browser issues, and ask about the role of communication in your organization.

In this podcast I invite the listeners to introduce themselves on the forum. I outline some upcoming interviews on search engine optimization and testing strategies, and I point you to some useful podcasts about software development. Also, there’s an overview of an online graphic compression tool which comes with source code. This is a relatively short podcast.

This show discusses an example of AJAX debugging as well as some upcoming conferences.

This is the first in a planned series on website optimization and performance techniques. This first podcast focuses on content issues – how to reduce the amount of data you send to the browser to ensure the quickest possible experience for your users.

Here’s the first webdevradio podcast. I cover a few new products/programs which may make your life a bit easier, and cover future topics. Thoughts on AJAX, Web services, internationalization, XP, performance, unit testing and more. Email comments@webdevradio.com with suggested topics to cover.