jQuery is Obsolete with Chris Love
.NET Rocks!31 Mars 2020

jQuery is Obsolete with Chris Love

Still using jQuery? Chris Love asks why! Carl and Richard chat with Chris Love about modern web development; and the fact that what jQuery does today is largely built into JavaScript. Chris talks about the state of JavaScript back in 2006 when jQuery first came along and how the move to HTML 5 and more mature versions of JavaScript have moved the bar far enough that you can let it go. So why is adoption still growing? Often jQuery and other libraries are included by reflex, not thought. Time to do some thinking!

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Release Management with Kevin Mack and Brandon Rohrer

Release Management with Kevin Mack and Brandon Rohrer

How do you manage your software releases? Carl and Richard talk to Kevin Mack and Brandon Rohrer about the various tools that come together to help automate software releases. The focus on this approa...

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Building the Azure Portal with Jakub Jedryszek

Building the Azure Portal with Jakub Jedryszek

Have you used the biggest, most complex Single Page Application (SPA) in the world? It's the Azure Portal! Carl and Richard talk to Jakub Jedryszek, one of the folks building the framework that runs t...

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Virtual Realty, XAML and More with Laurent Bugnion

Virtual Realty, XAML and More with Laurent Bugnion

What does Virtual Reality and XAML have to do with each other? Carl and Richard talk to Laurent Bugnion about his work around building virtual reality software. The challenge, as Laurent puts it, is t...

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Containers and Microservices Panel at NDC London

Containers and Microservices Panel at NDC London

So where are containers and microservices going? While at NDC London, Carl and Richard hosted a panel discussion with Michele Bustamante, Mark Rendle and Ben Hall to talk about microservices and the r...

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The Economics, Psychology and Science of Agile with Matthew Renze

The Economics, Psychology and Science of Agile with Matthew Renze

Do agile development practices make economic sense? Carl and Richard chat with Matthew Renze about his views on the economics, psychology and science behind agile development. The conversation turns t...

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Machine Learning on Azure with Gary Short

Machine Learning on Azure with Gary Short

How do you get started with machine learning? On the last stop of the Scot Net Rocks tour, Carl and Richard talked to Gary Short about his work independently and now with Microsoft building machine le...

24 Feb 201655min

Agile Change with Chris McDermott

Agile Change with Chris McDermott

How can you bring change to your organization in an agile way? While on the ScotNetRocks tour, Carl and Richard talked to Chris McDermott about his experiences bringing agile to companies, and how tha...

23 Feb 201654min

Modern Agriculture Geek Out

Modern Agriculture Geek Out

Geeking out on agriculture? Of course! While food is rarely the number one issue in the western world, food quality and security always bring out a certain level of anxiety in people. So how did we ge...

18 Feb 20161h 3min

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