CodeCast: C# and Delphi Community with Charlie Calvert

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CodeCast Episode 106: C# and Delphi Community with Charlie CalvertIn this episode of CodeCast, Ken Levy interviews Charlie Calvert who discusses his past at Borland working on Delphi and at Microsoft working on C#. Topics include Charlie’s career history, communities, book authoring, and deve.

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CodeCast Episode 106: C# and Delphi Community with Charlie Calvert

In this episode of CodeCast, Ken Levy interviews Charlie Calvert who discusses his past at Borland working on Delphi and at Microsoft working on C#. Topics include Charlie’s career history, communities, book authoring, and developer education. Charlie is currently a professor teaching C# at the Bellevue Community College in Washington, and has authored and co-authored many developer books over the past 15 years. Originally trained as an English major, Charlie worked as a journalist and college English teacher before turning to the world of computers.

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·         Charlie Calvert - http://elvenware.com/charlie

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