Building a Developer PC
Scott and Carl chat about building your own PC with a focus on the developer, rather than the gamer.
22 Jun 200732min
Orcas Overview
What's the big deal about Orcas, er, Visual Studio 2008? Scott sits down with his partner in crime, Patrick Cauldwell, and chat about .NET 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, oh my! They also talk a bit about dynamic languages, VB 10, and LINQ.
15 Jun 200726min
Hanselminutae-four
Scott and Carl Discuss recent technology changes and upgrades in this the fourth installment of Hanselminutiae.
8 Jun 200725min
Setting up a Home Network
Scott and Carl talk about home networking: dos and don'ts, gotchas and such.
1 Jun 200729min
Scott talks to Martin Fowler and David Heinemeier Hansson
Scott sits down with Martin Fowler of Thoughtworks and David Heinemeier Hansson of 37 signals and talks about beauty, making developers happen, the death (or life) of HTML, the future of Microsoft, and asks if we should care about Rich Internet Applications. DHH is the creator of the Ruby on Rails framework, and Martin Fowler is the Chief Scientist at ThoughtWorks, well-known systems architect and Extreme Programming expert.
25 Mai 200751min
Interview with Lynda from Lynda.com
Google for Lynda and you'll find the legendary Lynda.com. Lynda has had a popular online presence for over 12 years. She created the original Web-Safe Color palette (remember when that mattered?) and now she sells nearly 20,000 training videos online via subscription. Silverlight is next. I chat with Lynda after we had lunch with Ray Ozzie and some other bloggers.
18 Mai 200725min
Scott Guthrie and Jason Zander on Silverlight
Scott sits down with Scott Guthrie and Jason Zander at Mix 07 to talk about Silverlight, his incredible keynote demos, dynamic language support, and all of the rest of the mind-blowing news from Mix!
11 Mai 200731min
Chris Sells and Scott Look Forward (Part 2 of 2)
In Part 2 of this Two Part podcast, I visit the home of Chris Sells and we make up a topic for the show! I suggested we talk about what programming will look like in 15 years, and Chris countered with the suggestion that we chat about the LAST 15 years first, then the next 15. In this half we speculate on the next fifteen years and what it will bring to personal computing and programming. Be sure to check out Part One!
4 Mai 200723min
