.NET Everywhere with Rocky Lhotka
Where will .NET go next? Carl and Richard talk to Rocky Lhotka (who happily is still alive after having his entire aorta replaced) about the resurgence in .NET. Between the open sourcing of .NET creat...
24 Jun 20151h
Performance Tuning in Azure with Christopher Bennage
If it's on the cloud, it'll scale and perform, right? Carl and Richard talk to Christopher Bennage about his work at Patterns and Practices helping understand where performance can go wrong with Azure...
23 Jun 20151h 2min
Energy Storage Geek Out
Time for an Energy Storage Geek Out! The most requested Geek Out on FeatHub as Battery Technology, Carl and Richard discuss a wide range of aspects of energy storage. The conversation starts out on el...
18 Jun 201557min
Instrumenting using Stackify with Jason Taylor and Michael Paterson
So how are you instrumenting your applications? Carl and Richard talk to Jason Taylor of Stackify and Michael Paterson of Carbonite about the power of great instrumentation to make awesome software. S...
17 Jun 201553min
Extending C# using Fody with Simon Cropp
How do you extend C#? Carl and Richard talk to Simon Cropp about his open source project called Fody. Simon talks how Fody allows you do do "weaving" of .NET assemblies to add capabilities. Sounds sim...
16 Jun 201557min
Deeper into DDD with David Rael
So how deep are you into Domain Driven Design? Carl and Richard talk to David Rael about his work applying DDD principles to the systems his customers develop. David focuses in on the idea of the ubiq...
11 Jun 201557min
Building Microservices with Howard Dierking
Microservices? Carl and Richard talk to Howard Dierking about his work building microservices starting with the name - Howard hates the term microservices. He prefers to call them focused services, wh...
10 Jun 201554min
Building Web Apps using TypeScript with Steve Ognibene
Have you been building web apps with TypeScript? Carl and Richard talk to Steve Ognibene about his work with TypeScript projects. The discussion starts with dispelling myths about TypeScript - no, it ...
9 Jun 20151h
