.NET Podcasts

dnrTV - .NET Rocks Screencasts: Kevin McNeish Builds iOS apps with XCode

Kevin McNeish is here to show Visual Studio developers how easy it is to build an iPhone or iPad app with XCode.

dnrTV - .NET Rocks Screencasts: Steve Smith on ASP.NET MVC 4

Steve Smith gives us a preview of MVC 4 inside a Windows Phone emulator. Steve shows how to easily redirect mobile requests and how to use recipes as well as Async and Await keywords.

dnrTV - .NET Rocks Screencasts: Carl Franklin on Speech Recognition and Synthesis in .NET

Carl shows you how to make speech recognition more accurate using System.Speech.Recognition in .NET. He also shows off the best Speech Synthesizer he's found on the market.

dnrTV - .NET Rocks Screencasts: Carl Franklin on GesturePak for Kinect

Carl describes and demonstrates his latest creation, GesturePak, which uses the Microsoft Kinect SDK to record body gestures and fires events in your code when it recognizes them.

.NET Rocks: Cool Projects at Oredev

Published 5 months ago, running time 0h27m

Next up from Oredev - the cool projects! Carl and Richard talk to the one-and-only Tess Ferrandez from Microsoft. Tess has moved on from the mad debugging skills she blogged about to focus on Kinect and Windows Phone 7. The conversation digs into using Kinect beyond XBox games. Next up, Luca Minu.

.NET Rocks: Dr. Neil Roodyn on Vision-Based Systems

Published 5 months ago, running time 0h48m

Recorded live from the GrapeCity booth at DevConnections in Las Vegas. Carl and Richard talk to Dr. Neil about his work with Kinect, Surface 2, tablets, smart phones, and how they can all work together in a meeting space.

webdev radio: Brian Hitney - The Cloud and Beyond

Published 5 months ago, running time 1h11m

Got a chance to catch up with Brian Hitney. We've met up a few times over the last couple of years, but I think this is only our second interview. Brian's focusing on cloud computing efforts (MS Azure, etc) these days, so we pivoted around that for some time. *Brian Hitney :: Brian's Blog.

Herding Code: Herding Code 126: Jeff Atwood on the overlap of Video Games and Learning

Published 6 months ago, running time 1h23m

On this episode of Herding Code, the guys talk to Jeff Atwood about the intersection of video games and learning, along the way discussing music, learning to program, casual games, bleeding edge games about bleeding (Battlefield 3), Kinect, Wii, and retro games. Jeff talks about video games as a

dnrTV - .NET Rocks Screencasts: Dr Neil Roodyn on Developing for the Kinect

Dr Neil Roodyn sat down with Carl at Dev Connections in Las Vegas to demonstrate the Kinect for Windows SDK Beta.

.NET Rocks: Dan Hanan and Danny Warren Mix Kinect and Metro

Published 6 months ago, running time 0h34m

Carl and Richard talk to Dan Hanan and Danny Warren about mixing Kinect together with WinRT. Back at the Build conference keynote a 'marketecture' diagram showed how existing applications still work in Windows 8 but also introduced a new platform using WinRT. At the time attendees were told that

.NET Rocks: Neil McIsaac Develops SharePoint in the Cloud

Published 6 months ago, running time 1h0m

Carl and Richard talk to Neil McIsaac about building SharePoint sites in the cloud. The conversation starts out talking about the state of SharePoint development - that the combination of SharePoint 2010 and Visual Studio 2010 really works! Neil also talks about Silverlight's role in SharePoint a.

Visual Studio Talk Show (en français): Joel Hébert

Published 6 months ago, running time 0h55m

8 novembre 2011 (Émission #0141) ::.Joel Hébert: Programmation par contrat avec les 'Code Contracts'Nous discutons avec Joel Hébert d'une nouveauté du .NET 4.0 soit la programmation par contrat avec les 'Code Contracts'. La programmation par contrat régi le déroulement des traitemen.

dnrTV - .NET Rocks Screencasts: Carl Franklin: Moving from Silverlight to Metro

Carl explains Microsoft's motivation behind WinRT, and what they said (and didn't say) at BUILD. He explains what WinRT really is technically, and where .NET fits in the picture. Finally, he shows you what's involved when moving a Silverlight app to a Metro-Style app for Windows 8.

Herding Code: Herding Code 125: Truffler with Joel Abrahamsson, Marcus Granstrom and Henrik Lindstrom

Published 6 months ago, running time 0h36m

On this episode of Herding Code, the guys talk to Joel Abrahamsson, Marcus Granström and Henrik Lindström about Truffler, a solution for building advanced search and querying functionality for websites and other data-centric systems. They talk about their backgrounds and combining their different.

Hanselminutes: Damian Edwards explains The Realtime Web for ASP.NET with SignalR

Published 6 months ago, running time 0h34m

Damian Edwards and David Fowler have created a jQuery client-side library and an ASP.NET back end that promises to make real-time persistent connections available to .NET programmers. Long-polling, Server-sent events and WebSockets. What does it all mean? Damian sets us straight.

Stack Overflow Podcast: SE Podcast #25 – Mark Russinovich

This week’s guest is Mark Russinovich, from SysInternals.com and now with Microsoft. Chatrooms are chaotic! Jeff mentions that lots of spaces need editorial oversight. A lot of good information is available, but it’s a hard to find it in the disorganizations. It’s a chronic problem. Mark and Joel.

Herding Code: Herding Code 123: Andreas Håkansson and Steven Robbins on NancyFx

Published 7 months ago, running time 0h47m

On this episode, the guys talk to Andreas and Steven about Nancy, a lightweight, low-ceremony, framework for building HTTP based services on .Net and Mono. Scott Koon asks why Nancy was developed and what are the problems going up against ASP.NET. Andreas explains Nancy is a lighter approach and

Hanselminutes: Inside Visual Studio Performance and PerfWatson with Phil Price

Scott goes directly to the source and talks to Phil Price from the Visual Studio team. Why is VS sometimes slow? When it is slow, what's really happening? What is PerfWatson and how will it help them make VS faster? All this and some hints in interesting improvements in the next version of Visual.

GoingDeep: Bart De Smet: Rx Update - .NET 4.5, Async, WinRT

Published 7 months ago, running time 0h42m

Bart De Smet has been very busy. As you can imagine, the latest release of Rx (v1.11011.11 (Experimental)) supports the latest (developer preview) .NET version, 4.5. In this release, Bart and company have forged a deeper synergy with the async/await Task-based asynchrony model (see Prefer Async P.

.NET Rocks: Rocky and Billy Introduce WinRT!

Published 7 months ago, running time 1h2m

Introducing episode one of The Tablet Show, a new weekly .NET Rocks! spinoff primarily for .NET developers but focused on Tablet development (WinRT/Metro, iOS and Android). For the inaugural show, Carl and Richard talk to Rocky Lhotka and Billy Hollis about their assessments of Windows 8, WinRT a.