C++ Podcasts
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GoingDeep: Anders Hejlsberg, Herb Sutter, Erik Meijer, Brian Beckman: Software Composability and the Future of
Published 14 years ago, running time 0h54m
How will imperative programming languages evolve to suit the needs of developers in the age of Concurrency and Composability? What role can programming languages play in enabling true composability? What are the implications of LINQ on the furture of managed (CLS-based) and unmanaged(C++) languag.
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Google Developer Podcast: Code Review: OAuth, Indexing Flash, Protocol Buffers, Selenium Ice, and more
By Dion Almaer, Google Developer ProgramsWe are trying an experiment, putting up Code Review in a variety of formats, from text to audio (iTunes) and video.After a great trip to Brazil and Mexico for the Google Developer Day events (Europe in September and October) I am back at it.There has been ...
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GoingDeep: STL: Some Underlying Algorithms, Data Structures, and More with Stephan T. Lavavej
Published 10 years ago, running time 0h50m
With the recent release of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4/Silverlight 4 (Managed 4), I figured it was time to learn a thing or two about some new native functionality, specifically in the STL (Standard Template Library) that ships with VS 2010.Who better to dig into some STL internals than.
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GoingDeep: C++ and Beyond 2011: C++11 Panel - Scott Meyers, Andrei Alexandrescu and Herb Sutter
Published 9 years ago, running time 0h57m
I was able to attend C++ and Beyond 2011 and it was a tremendous experience. The technical depth and C++ goodness was profound and lasted for 3 whole days (and two evenings). Thanks Andrei Alexandrescu, Scott Meyers and Herb Sutter for allowing me to crash your affair with my camera - which was p.
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FLOSS Weekly: MongoDB
MongoDB, the a scalable, schema-free, document-oriented database written in C++.Guest: Michael Dirolf for MongoDBShownotesHere's what's coming up for FLOSS in the future. Think your open source project should be on FLOSS Weekly? Email Randal at [email protected] to Cach.
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GoingDeep: Parallel Programming in Native Code: Tasks and Continuations, Part 1 of 2
Published 10 years ago, running time 0h29m
The Parallel Computing’s Concurrency Runtime team write tools for the C++ community that make it easier to write reliable, performant and scalable concurrent and parallel code. In this conversation, Mike Chu , Dana Groff, Artur Laksberg, and Vinod Koduvayoor Subramanian talk about their latest ad.
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Deep Fried Bytes: Where is my SQL?!! Going NoSQL with Peter Ritchie
Published 10 years 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.
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Java Posse: News and Listener Feedback
Published 10 years ago, running time 1h32m
News and Listener Feedback for Oct 22nd 2010 Fully formatted shownotes can always be found at http://javaposse.com *Escalate Software - Screencasts and Seminar *http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpjKzKzC7jI *http://www.artima.com/shop/stairway_to_scala *http://escalatesoft.
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The SitePoint Podcast: Not Negative
Published 10 years ago, running time 1h4m
The DiggBar is dead as Kevin Rose takes over at Digg. We look at some comparative browser release uptake graphs. Apple announces WebKit 2 to guard against browser crashes. Opera Mini for the iPhone is approved, but still needs work. Twitter announces a money-making strategy at long last: an adver.
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Herding Code: Herding Code 75: Barry Dorrans on Developer Security
Published 11 years ago, running time 1h11m
This week on Herding Code, Barry Dorrans educates, entertains, insults and scares us with his expert commentary on application security, threat modeling, analysis tools and common attacks. You’ve been waiting for this show. I just know it. Listen in as Barry talks security, pimps his new book
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Alt.NET Podcast: OOP in Ruby
In this episode, I talk with Scott Bellware about object-oriented programming in Ruby, and Ruby's object model. This is taken from a private conversation, and the audio quality suffers at times. Much thanks to Scott for allowing this to be released. This episode of the Alt.NET Podcast is b...
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Alt.NET Podcast: Object-Oriented Programming in Ruby
In this episode, I talk with Scott Bellware about object-oriented programming in Ruby, and Ruby's object model. This is taken from a private conversation, and the audio quality suffers at times. Much thanks to Scott for allowing this to be released.This episode of the Alt.NET Podcast is bro...
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The SitePoint Podcast: Ruby is Old Enough to Drink with Peter Cooper and Jason Seifer
Published 10 years ago, running time 0h49m
This week on the podcast Louis interviews Peter Cooper and Jason Seifer of The Ruby Show about the latest happenings in the world of Ruby and Rails.
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Google Developer Podcast: Google Developer Podcast Episode Four: Mark Limber on Google SketchUp
By Dion Almaer, Google Developer ProgramsUsing iTunes? We have published the fourth episode of the Google Developer Podcast, which features an interview on Google SketchUp and how developers can interact with that world.Interview with Mark Limber on Google SketchUpWhat will you learn from this in...
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GoingDeep: Parallel Programming for C++ Developers: Tasks and Continuations, Part 2 of 2
Published 9 years ago, running time 0h29m
The Parallel Computing Concurrency Runtime team write tools for the C++ community that make it easier to write reliable, performant and scalable concurrent and parallel code. In this conversation, Mike Chu , Dana Groff, Artur Laksberg, and Vinod Koduvayoor Subramanian talk about their latest addi.
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.NET Rocks: Kate Gregory on the History of C, C++ and C++0x.
Published 9 years ago, running time 0h51m
Carl and Richard talk to Kate Gregory about the history of C, culminating in the latest version, C++0x (aka C++ 11). Kate points out that C++ is more popular than ever, no matter what the managed memory folks are saying. The conversation works through the various flavors of C, how the language ha.
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Deep Fried Bytes: Behind the Scenes of the .NET Languages with Luca Bolognese
Published 10 years ago, running time 0h34m
Ever wonder how your favorite features from C#, VB.NET and F# get selected, implemented and finally reach your fingers? We did too and we found a great person to get the behind the scenes story from Building 41 in Redmond. In this episode, Keith and Woody sat down with Luca Bolognese, former Grou.
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GoingDeep: Stephan T. Lavavej: Everything you ever wanted to know about nullptr
Published 11 years ago, running time 1h0m
In C++, 0 is an abused integer. It is used to reflect, well, 0 as a value of type int and it is also used to represent a null pointer... The latter has led to many bugs and confusion over the past 30 years. Put simply, using 0 is and has always been a bad idea (then there's the NULL macro...). We.
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GoingDeep: C9 Lectures: Stephan T. Lavavej - Standard Template Library (STL), 3 of n
Published 10 years ago, running time 0h39m
Welcome to another installment of C9 Lectures covering the powerful general C++ library, STL. Joining us once again is the great Stephan T. Lavavej, Microsoft's keeper of the STL cloth (this means he manages the partnership between the owners of STL (dinkumware) and Microsoft, including, of cours.
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Deep Fried Bytes: Developing Better User Experiences with Internet Explorer 8 with Jon Box
Published 11 years ago, running time 0h59m
Want to learn why you should look at the Internet Explorer 8 for developing better user experiences? We have just the guy to explain and give ideas around the new features of Internet Explorer 8. In this episode, Keith and Woody sit down with Jon Box, Microsoft Architect Evangelist, to get the sc.
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Stack Overflow Podcast
Last episode 11 years ago on blog.stackoverflow.com
Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky discuss the development of their new programming community, StackOverflow.com