Scott spends some quality time with Microsoft Program Manager Chris Sells to discuss Vista, the joys of the XBox 360 and to set the world straight on spelunking.
Scott spends some quality time with Microsoft Program Manager Chris Sells to discuss Vista, the joys of the XBox 360 and to set the world straight on spelunking.
Roy Osherove opens our minds to the power of RegEx includign a succinct audio RegEx tutorial! When it comes to RegEx Roy is da man!
Scott and Carl discuss their experiences with Windows Vista Release Candidate 1. New features, pain points, expectations, etc.
Dr. Huihong Luo discusses techniques of Obfuscation and decompiling used in his Salamander Suite of tools.
Miguel Castro continues his talk on architecting for extensibility by diving deep into the chain of responsibility pattern.
Joel Semeniuk is back with a report on the state of Visual Studio Team System and Team Foundation Server.
Scott and Carl discuss the topic of Mock Objects: what they are, when to use them, and of course an analysis of available tools.
Carl goes to New York City to have Pizza and conversation with Stephen Forte. When it comes to what bugs him about this business, Steve pulls no punches. Hey! Fahgeddabahdit!
Scott addresses the processes and benefits of test-driven development.
In this episode, Jimmy Nillson gets into Domain Driven Design, and how it relates to Test Driven Development, extreme programming, and the future of programming techniques in general.
Scott discusses some useful add-ons for Outlook.
Carl and Richard catch up with Robert Scoble. He's got some choice words about Microsoft, blogging, podcasting, the future, and his new career.
Miguel Castro teaches us how to create more extensible applications using established design paterns and best practices.
Scott talks with Carl about what we can learn from dynamic languages such as Ruby and Ruby on Rails
Ted Pattison brings us up to date on Sharepoint technologies including Sharepoint Services 3.0 and MOSS (Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server).
In this episode Scott explores the issues around using OS software and contributing to OS projects.
Noted journalists Mary Jo Foley and Darryl K Taft on loan from eWeek magazine are in the studio in a head to head discussion around topical issues concerning Microsoft. The gloves come off and they don't ...
Scott discusses the dos and don'ts of reflection in .NET 1.1 and 2.0. Critical listening for all .NET developers.
In this episode, Miguel Castro talks about what's new in Web Controls in .NET 2.0.
Scott chats about preparing your .NET application for the global marketplace and Carl leads us into a discussion about character encoding.
In this episode, Marc Mercuri goes into some great detail about a new RSS aggregator, Information Center, and the future of content aggregation.
In this unusual episode, Rory Blyth co-hosts, and interviews Mark Miller, who talks about discoverability, code rush, and a bunch of other stuff that may take teams of scientists years to decode!
Scott pulls a few dozen favorite blogs of out his blogroll and talks about the folks behind them that provide us all with so much good information on the .NET framework and development in general. ...
In part two of our interview, David West tells us why beer should be smart, how to take the physical domain seriously to ensure better OOP and what's next after Object Thinking.
Scott brings us up to date on PowerShell, formerly named the Windows Command Shell, code named MONAD. Learn about the new features and some great applications of the technology.