C# Podcasts
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.NET Rocks: Amir Rajan Does Frictionless Development with Oak
Carl and Richard talk to Amir Rajan about his Oak project on GitHub. Amir discusses his approach to building Single Page Applications (SPA) using an array of open source tools including Rake (from the Ruby stack), nSpec, Canopy, Growl and more. The conversation digs into how C# fits into the equa.
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.NET Rocks: Glenn Block Goes Open Source with ScriptCS
Published 7 years ago, running time 1h0m
Carl and Richard talk to Glenn Block about his open source project called ScriptCS. Glenn talks about his inspiration for the project, taking the principles of node.js and applying it to C#, using the RoslynCTP. The conversation digs into the speed at which ScriptCS has taken off - at the time of.
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.NET Rocks: Tomas Petricek Digs Deep into F#
Published 8 years ago, running time 0h57m
Carl and Richard talk to Tomas Petricek about functional programming and F# in particular. The conversation starts out talking about type providers, one of the newest features of F#. Tomas digs into other aspects of F#, comparing it to C#, and talks about the functional programming mind set and h.
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Herding Code: Herding Code 158: Nat Friedman and Joseph Hill announce Xamarin 2.0
Published 8 years ago, running time 0h33m
Nat Friedman and Joseph Hill from Xamarin join us for several big announcements: Xamarin Studio, Xamarin Component Store, iOS development in Visual Studio, and a new free Starter edition. Download / Listen: Herding Code 158: Nat Friedman and Joseph Hill announce Xamarin 2.0 Show Notes: (00:45) Na.
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.NET Rocks: Yan Cui Builds Games in F#
Published 8 years ago, running time 0h54m
Carl and Richard talk to Yan Cui about his experience building games with F#. Yan talks about his experiences working with games through Facebook, the client side being predominantly Flash, but the back end systems being initially Java, then converted to C#, and now to F#. As Yan explains, F# is
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.NET Rocks: Stories from CodeMash!
Published 8 years ago, running time 0h56m
While at CodeMash, Carl and Richard collected some great stories. First up is Evan Huack, who digs into cudafy, a library on codeplex that allows you to run C# code (any IL code actually) on your GPU. The second story is about Jessie Shternshus and her company The Improv Effect. Jessie talks abou.
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Hanselminutes: Draw a Stickman EPIC - An iPhone, Android and Windows 8 Game with MonoGame
Scott talks with Phil Williams, creator of Draw a Stickman, and Jon Peppers, Lead Developer for Apps at HitCents. They are releasing Draw a StickMan Epic in three AppStores! They've also achieved 95% code reuse by writing the game in C# with MonoGame. Let's find out more.
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.NET Rocks: Phil Trelford Codes in F# 3.0
Published 8 years ago, running time 0h57m
Carl and Richard talk to Phil Trelford about the new features in F# 3.0, the version shipping with Visual Studio 2012. Phil talks about how F# is functional first, object second, as opposed to C# which is object first, functional second - but the two languages work together fine. He also digs int.
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.NET Rocks: Jason Zander Ships Visual Studio 2012!
Published 8 years ago, running time 0h59m
Carl and Richard talk to Microsoft VP Jason Zander about the release of Visual Studio 2012 and .NET 4.5. Jason addresses many of the key points around building Studio 2012 - the deep integration with Windows 8, how the teams worked together to allow the C++/XAML, C#/XAML and HTML5/WinJS developme.
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Herding Code: Herding Code 146 – Shay Friedman on Roslyn, IronRuby and the DLR
Published 8 years ago, running time 0h16m
While at NDC 2012 in Oslo, Jon and K. Scott talked to Shay Friedman about Roslyn, IronRuby, and the DLR. Download / Listen: Herding Code 146 – Shay Friedman on Roslyn, IronRuby, and the DLR Show Notes: K. Scott asks Shay about the what he covered in his "What? C# Could Do That?" talk. Shay
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.NET Rocks: Venkat Subramaniam Thinks Functionally
Published 8 years ago, running time 0h58m
At NDC Carl and Richard talk to Venkat Subramaniam about functional programming. Venkat digs into the idea that functional programming is less about language and more about practice, exploring how C# can build functional code just as well as F#. The conversation also drills into the advantages of.
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Deep Fried Bytes: From the Mind of a Modern Web Developer Shawn Wildermuth
Published 8 years ago, running time 0h44m
In this episode, Keith and Woody sits down with developer and technologist Shawn Wildermuth to discuss and ponder the modern web developer and just where are things going for this fad called the Internet.Thanks to our guest this episode Shawn Wildermuth is a Microsoft MVP (C#), member.
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Hanselminutes: MonoTouch and Mono for Android with trainer John Sonmez
Published 9 years ago, running time 0h31m
Scott chats with John Sonmez who creates courseware and screencasts to teach both Monotouch and Mono for Android. Is C# on every mobile device a dream come true? What kind of abstractions are included and what benefits do they offer you?
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Deep Fried Bytes: Looking at the Next .NET Compilers AKA “Roslyn” Project
Published 9 years ago, running time 0h35m
In this episode, Keith and Woody sit down with Kevin Pilch-Bisson to discuss Roslyn, the codename for the new C# and VB compilers coming to .NET.Thanks to our guest this episode Kevin Pilch-Bisson is a development lead at Microsoft. He leads the team responsible for the Visual Studio
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GoingDeep: Brian Beckman: Hidden Markov Models, Viterbi Algorithm, LINQ, Rx and Higgs Boson
Published 9 years ago, running time 1h1m
It's been WAY too long since we've had Brian Beckman sharing knowledge, insights and perspectives on Channel 9. This changes now! Needless to say, I was incredibly happy to spend an hour with Brian learning all about what he's up to these days. Not surprisingly, he's writing code and
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.NET Rocks: Philip Laureano Programs In Nemerle
Published 9 years 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.
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.NET Rocks: Shaun Walker Talks A Little DNN 6
Published 9 years 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.
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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?
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Hanselminutes: Polyglot Programming and .NET - Lessons Learned with Ivan Towlson from Mindscape
Published 9 years 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.
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Hanselminutes: Script# compiles to JavaScript: A Real World Implementation at Earth Class Mail
Published 9 years 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?
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The SitePoint Podcast
Last episode 11 years ago on www.sitepoint.com
News, opinion, and fresh thinking for web developers and designers. The official podcast of sitepoint.com.