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.NET Conf 2023 - with Scott Hunter
In this episode I was honoured to be joined by Scott Hunter (https://twitter.com/coolcsh) to chat about the announcements from .NET Conf 2023! The main areas we discussed were C#12 features, the new .NET Aspire, C# Devkit, Native AOT, and a
Hexagonal Architecture - with Valentina Cupać
In this episode, I was joined by Valentina Cupać (https://twitter.com/ValentinaCupac) to chat about Hexagonal Architecture. We discussed what Hexagonal Architecture is, how it can help us build better software, and the difference between it
Dometrain - with Nick Chapsas
In this episode, I was joined for the second time by Nick Chapsas! This time, we chatted about his new Dometrain (https://www.dometrain.com/) teaching platform. Nick started off creating courses on his own website, nickchapsas.com, which he
.NET and Podcasting - with Jamie Taylor
In this episode, I was joined by the host of The Modern .NET Show (https://dotnetcore.show/), Jamie Taylor (https://twitter.com/podcasterJay) to chat about both .NET and podcasting! We also chatted about various other things like productivi
NServiceBus - with Laïla Bougriâ
In this episode, I had great fun chatting with Laïla Bougriâ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lailabougria/) about NServiceBus and how it can help with your distributed architecture. From its support for observability (including OTel) and dashb
RavenDB Database Internals - with Oren Eini
In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Oren Eini (https://ayende.com/blog/) about RavenDB and diving deep into the world of database internals. We explore the intricacies of how databases work under the hood and discuss the ch
Cleaning your Big Ball of Mud using CQS - with Matt Hunt
In this episode, I was thrilled to be joined by Matt Hunt (https://twitter.com/DoesDotNet) to chat about using the CQS pattern to improve your codebase quality and help avoid writing those ‘Big Ball of Mud’ code-bases that sadly we see way
We Are .NET - with Tim Cadenbach and Matthias Jost
In this episode, I was joined by both Tim Cadenbach (https://twitter.com/TimCadenbach) and Matthias Jost (https://twitter.com/jost0101) to chat about the exciting new .NET community - We Are .NET (https://www.wearedotnet.io/)! At its core,
Elastic - with Steve Gordon
In this episode, I was joined by Steve Gordon (https://twitter.com/stevejgordon) to chat about the Elastic Stack (https://www.elastic.co/elastic-stack), and his work on the Elasticsearch .NET client. Steve is a senior engineer at Elastic, m
Brighter - with Ian Cooper
In this episode, I was joined by Ian Cooper (https://hachyderm.io/@ICooper) to chat about the https://github.com/BrighterCommand/Brighter and https://github.com/BrighterCommand/Darker frameworks. Brighter is a framework for building messagi
Hot Reload - with David Wengier
In this milestone 50th episode (🥳🎉🍻) - I was joined by David Wengier (https://aus.social/@davidwengier) to chat about how .NET’s hot reload works! We covered how the metadata in dotnet assemblies work, and how hot reload manipulates this
Cake 🍰 - with Mattias Karlsson
In this episode, I was joined by Mattias Karlsson to chat about Cake! Nope, not the food - something _even better_! Cake is a build orchestration tool where your builds scripts are written in C#. There are tons of addons for most tasks you
Coffee and Code - with Isaac Levin
In this episode, I was joined by Isaac Levin (https://twitter.com/isaacrlevin) that chat about… way too many things to put in an episode title, that’s for sure! 😂 We decided to not have a particular topic in mind - and just chat and see wh
Application Security - with Tanya Janca
In this episode, I was joined by Tanya Janca (https://twitter.com/shehackspurple) to chat about Application Security (or AppSec for short!). We chatted about various topics - from security topics and training, to her book and online communi
Vim - with Joseph Woodward
In this episode, I was joined again by Joseph Woodward (https://twitter.com/_josephwoodward) to geek out on Vim! Joe joined us on the last episode (http://localhost:1313/posts/0045-go/) to talk about the Go programming language - and as we’
Go - with Joseph Woodward
In this episode, I was joined by Joseph Woodward (https://twitter.com/_josephwoodward) to chat all about the Go programming language. Joe has done a lot of dotnet in the past, but is now focusing more on Go - so an ideal guest to help us co
gRPC - with Poornima Nayar
In this episode, I was joined by Poornima Nayar (https://twitter.com/PoornimaNayar) to chat all about gRPC! gRPC is Google’s implementation of RPC. Since .NET Core 3.0, gRPC has first-class support in .NET and seems to be the way forward fo
Docker Demystified - with (me) Dan Clarke
This episode was a solo episode where I try my best to “demystify” Docker! A difficult task over an audio podcast, so hopefully it’s digestible! I cover the following topics… • What are containers and images? • Container registries • Use ca
The Unlikely Success of a Copy Paste Developer - with Iris Classon
In this episode, I was joined by Iris Classon (https://twitter.com/irisclasson) to chat all about her book - The Unlikely Success of a Copy Paste Developer (https://thecopypastedeveloper.com/). The book is a very fun, light-hearted, fiction
OpenTelemetry - with Martin Thwaites
In this episode, I was joined by Martin Thwaites (https://twitter.com/MartinDotNet) from Honeycomb (https://www.honeycomb.io/) to chat about OpenTelemetry (https://opentelemetry.io/). OpenTelemetry (or OTel) standardises metrics, logs, and
Demystifying Messaging in Azure - with Sean Feldman
In this episode, I was joined by Sean Feldman (https://twitter.com/sfeldman) to chat all about messaging in Azure! Starting off explaining why you’d want to use messaging in your solutions. Then explaining the difference between different t
Windows Terminal - with Kayla Cinnamon
In this episode, I was thrilled to be joined by Kayla Cinnamon (https://twitter.com/cinnamon_msft) to chat about the Windows Terminal (https://github.com/microsoft/terminal)! I’m a huge fan of WT, and use it daily - so it was an honour to h
.NET MAUI, IoT, and Handy the bionic Arm - with Clifford Agius
In this episode, I was joined by Clifford Agius (https://twitter.com/CliffordAgius) to chat about both .NET MAUI, and also developing for IoT. (These were separate topics - not specifically IoT on MAUI). Clifford is an airline pilot who’s a
Microsoft Build 2022
Microsoft have just had their annual Build conference - which comes with a whole host of exciting announcements and discussions about hot programming topics in the Microsoft developer space. And each year, I long for a podcast episode to co
Andrew Lock - ASP.NET, Blogging, Kubernetes, and more!
In this episode, I was honoured to be joined by Andrew Lock (https://andrewlock.net/), who is probably best known for his amazing ‘must-subscribe’ blog - https://andrewlock.net/. He’s also the author of the Manning ebook, ASP.NET Core in Ac
MiniHack - with Paul Michaels and Kev Smith
In this episode, I was joined by Paul Michaels (https://twitter.com/paul_michaels) and Kev Smith (https://twitter.com/kev_bite), to chat about their monthly online meetup they both run. MiniHack is an online tech-agnostic monthly meetup, wh
Geeking out on .NET with Nick Chapsas
In this episode, I was thrilled to be joined by Nick Chapsas (https://twitter.com/nickchapsas)! If you’re a .NET developer - then his YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/c/Elfocrash) is an absolute must! Given all the amazing topics he cov
Razor Pages - with Mike Brind
In this episode, I was joined by Mike Brind (https://twitter.com/Mikesdotnetting) to chat about ASP.NET Core Razor Pages. We also spoke about his Manning MEAP book, ASP.NET Core Razor Pages in Action (https://www.manning.com/books/asp-net-c
Technical Leadership - with Jess White
In this episode, I was joined by Jess White (https://twitter.com/JessPWhite) to chat about technical leadership and how to support teams and manage people. Jess provides tons of advice and insights into what makes teams both happy and produ
MassTransit and Open Source - with Chris Patterson
In this episode, I was joined by Chris Patterson (https://twitter.com/PhatBoyG) to chat about the open-source distributed messaging framework, MassTransit (https://masstransit-project.com/). We also spoke about open-source, event-driven arc
