C# Podcasts

.NET Rocks: Philip Laureano Programs In Nemerle

Published 7 months ago, running time 0h36m

Carl and Richard talk to Philip Laureano about Nemerle. Nemerle is a multi-paradigm programming language for .NET. Similar to C#, it goes beyond C# to provide metaprogramming features, allowing you to write code that changes code on the fly. Phil digs deep into the idea that programming languages.

.NET Rocks: Shaun Walker Talks A Little DNN 6

Published 9 months ago, running time 0h51m

Carl and Richard talk to Shaun Walker about DotNetNuke. Shaun talks about the release of DotNetNuke 6, offering some substantial changes to DNN, including migrating to C# (from VB.NET). The conversation also digs into the lifestyle of having a dominant community (read: free) edition of your produ.

dnrTV - .NET Rocks Screencasts: Bill Wagner Offers C# Puzzles

Bill Wagner walks you through a small handful of puzzling C# code snippets. Can you guess what the results will be? Mark Miller makes a cameo. Will Bill stump the Millahnater?

Hanselminutes: Polyglot Programming and .NET - Lessons Learned with Ivan Towlson from Mindscape

Published 9 months ago, running time 0h37m

Scott sits down with Ivan Towlson from Mindscape. They recently released Web Workbench to the community for free with support for LESS, SASS, and CoffeeScript. Interestingly, they used C#, F#, JavaScript and Ruby to create this app. Why was polyglot programming right for what them? Is it right fo.

Hanselminutes: Script# compiles to JavaScript: A Real World Implementation at Earth Class Mail

Published 10 months ago, running time 0h34m

Scott talks to Matt Clay and Matt Davis at Earth Class Mail about how they used Nikhil Kotari's Script# compiler to write JavaScript from C# source. Why did they do it? What were the benefits? The problems? Would they do it again?

Deep Fried Bytes: Developing Real World Applications with TDD with James Bender and Jeff McWherter

In this episode, Keith and Woody sit down with the James Bender and Jeff McWherter, the authors of the book “Professional Test Driven Development with C#: Developing Real World Applications with TDD (Wrox Professional Guides) ”, to get some real world advice for developers that want to use Te.

Herding Code: Herding Code 116: Eric Lawrence on Fiddler, IE Internals, and HTTP

Published 10 months ago, running time 1h27m

This episode of Herding Code the guys talk to Eric Lawrence, the author of the popular Fiddler web debugging proxy. Eric’s also a member of the Internet Explorer team and developer of several popular freeware tools. Eric explains how he’s been working on – and now runs – the team that works on th.

GoingDeep: Conversation with Herb Sutter: Perspectives on Modern C++(0x/11)

Published 1 year ago, running time 0h44m

I was lucky enough to catch up with Herb Sutter not too long after the FDIS announcement(Final Draft International Standard is complete).As usual when talking to Herb, the conversation is all about C++ (well, we do talk about C# for a little while, but in the context of C++. Why?).See.

GoingDeep: Anders Hejlsberg: Questions and Answers

Published 1 year ago, running time 1h2m

Anders wanted to hear from you to get a sense of what's on your mind with respect to C#. We asked you for questions and, as usual, you delivered -> this is your interview, Niners. Thanks for the great questions. Special thanks to Anders for taking an hour out of his insanely busy schedule to.

GoingDeep: Lucian Wischik: Async - Compiler Bug Fixes, Updates and Core Improvements

Published 1 year ago, running time 0h48m

Lucian Wischik is an engineer who spends a great deal of his time making Async magic happen in the C# and VB compilers that do the heavy lifting and enable new asynchronous language features. Now, with the recent release of Visual Studio Async CTP SP1 Refresh, come several low-level improvements

.NET Rocks: Eric Lippert Talks About Project Roslyn

Published 1 year ago, running time 0h56m

Recorded on PI day, Carl and Richard talk to the one-and-only Eric Lippert from the C# Compiler team. But we don't only talk about C#! The conversation wanders around all the languages, a little F#, a little IronPython, heck, even VB.NET! Eric talks about Project Roslyn, Microsoft's efforts to ma.

Deep Fried Bytes: Getting a lesson about Technical Debt from Gary Short

Published 1 year ago, running time 0h48m

In this episode, Keith and Woody sit down with Gary Short of DevExpress to talk about Technical Debt, the cost of putting off good development practices, and how it can cripple a project's velocity, flexibility, and quality.Thanks to our guest this episode Gary Short works for Develop.

dnrTV - .NET Rocks Screencasts: Bill Wagner on Type Dynamic in C#

Bill Wagner is back on dnrTV to explain the Dynamic Type in C# including how and when to use it.

Herding Code: Herding Code 106: Mark Rendle on Simple.Data

Published 1 year ago, running time 1h2m

In this episode of Herding Code, the guys speak with Mark Rendle about his Simple.Data and Fix projects. The show begins with Mark’s Simple.Data elevator pitch in which he explains that Simple.Data is an ORM without the O, the R or the M. Jon asks about Mark’s heavy use of dynamic types in the Si.

Deep Fried Bytes: Where is my SQL?!! Going NoSQL with Peter Ritchie

Published 1 year ago, running time 0h41m

In this episode, Keith and Woody sit down Peter Ritchie to discuss the popular database management system NoSQL. It may not look and act like your father’s database but it will help your application scale and perform in ways that relational database cannot.Thanks to our guest this episode.

Deep Fried Bytes: Multiparadigmatic C# with Ted Neward

Published 1 year ago, running time 0h46m

In this episode Keith and Woody sit down to discuss Multiparadigmatic C# with Ted Neward.  Yes it is a long word but C# has grown from “just” an object-oriented language into a language that is capable of expressing several different paradigms of software development: object-oriented, functional

GoingDeep: C9 Lectures: Dr. Ralf Lämmel - Going Bananas

Published 1 year ago, running time 1h6m

Dr. Ralf Lämmel returns for an exploration of folds, aka bananas. This is lecture 5 in his C9 Lecture seriescovering advanced functional programming topics. Welcome back, Ralf! We're so happy to have you here!Why bananas, Ralf?Banana is functional programming slang for "fold"—an applicati.

.NET Rocks: DotNetRocks Year In Review

Published 1 year ago, running time 0h52m

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!

Hanselminutes: Kayak, OWIN, Open Source Web Servers and more with Benjamin van der Veen

Published 1 year ago, running time 0h29m

Scott sits down with open source developers Benjamin van der Veen to talk about his C# Web Server, Kayak, as well as OWIN, Open Source Web Servers and his thoughts on where server-side web development is going.

GoingDeep: Verve: A Type Safe Operating System

Published 1 year ago, running time 1h13m

The Singularity project (an OS written in managed code used for research purposes) has provided several very useful research results and opened new avenues for exploration in operating system design. Recently, MSR released a paper covering an operating system research projectthat takes a new appr.