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Developer Productivity with (me!) Dan Clarke
Developer productivity is something I’ve been really interested in for quite a few years. So I decided, rather than having a guest on for this topic - it’s one I wanted to cover myself. So in this first episode of the year - I’ve gone solo,
Snapshot Testing with Simon Cropp
In this episode, I was joined by Simon Cropp (https://twitter.com/SimonCropp) to chat about a form of testing called Snapshot testing! Simon is the author of https://github.com/VerifyTests/Verify, which is a library that I’m quickly discove
UX with Jessica Engstrom
In this episode, I was joined by Jessica Engström (https://twitter.com/EngstromJess) to chat about UX! A topic that most developers (myself included) need to be more aware of when building UIs! Jessica is also a fellow podcast host, co-host
Visual Studio 2022 - with Kendra Havens
Not long to go until the release of both .NET 6 and Visual Studio 2022! But if you can’t wait that long - the preview releases of both can be downloaded right now! In this episode, I was joined by Kendra Havens (https://twitter.com/gotheap)
Event Sourcing and Event Driven Architecture - with Callum Linington
In this episode, I was joined by Callum Linington (https://twitter.com/No1Melman) to chat about Event Sourcing! Events over time are how the world works - so shouldn’t we be leveraging that in our architectures? As quite often happens, we a
NDepend with Patrick Smacchia
In this episode, I was joined by Patrick Smacchia (https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-smacchia-b0123110/), all the way from the beautiful island of Mauritius, to chat all about NDepend (https://www.ndepend.com/)! An amazing tool for analys
Dependency Injection in .NET with Steve Collins
In this episode, I was joined by Steve Collins (https://twitter.com/stevetalkscode) to chat all about dependency injection in .NET. We (well, Steve!) demystified terms such as dependency inversion and inversion of control containers, and th
Git - with Jesse Liberty and James World
In this episode, I was joined by Jesse Liberty (https://file+.vscode-resource.vscode-webview.net/c%3A/Code/UnhandledExceptionPodcastWebsite/content/posts/0023-Git.md) and James World (https://file+.vscode-resource.vscode-webview.net/c%3A/Co
Jetbrains Rider, Code With Me, and more!
Everyone who knows me, knows I'm a massive fan of Jetbrains Rider (https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/)! So it was about time we had an episode on it! In this episode, I was joined by both Maarten Balliauw (https://twitter.com/maartenballiauw)
Azure Bicep with Alex Frankel
In this episode, I was joined by Alex Frankel (https://twitter.com/adotfrank) to chat about Azure Bicep (https://github.com/Azure/bicep)! Bicep is a new DSL that transpiles down to native ARM templates. Except that it greatly improved upon
Mark Rendle's Stream of Consciousness
In this episode, I was joined by Mark Rendle (https://twitter.com/markrendle) to chat about his experiences live-coding/streaming on Twitch! Warning: We went on a lot of tangents during the conversation! It’s all good though - as they were
Blazor with Chris Sainty
In this episode, I was thrilled to be joined by Chris Sainty (https://twitter.com/chris_sainty) to chat all about Blazor! Blazor is a new .NET technology allowing you to build SPA-like frontend web UIs in C#! Very focused on developer produ
Mutation Testing in .NET with Stefan Pölz
In this episode, I was thrilled to be joined by Stefan Pölz (https://twitter.com/0x_F0) to chat about Mutation Testing! I had seen a lightning talk by Stefan last year about this, and was fascinated by the concept. So it was great to have h
TDD with Ian Cooper
In this episode, I was joined by Ian Cooper (https://twitter.com/ICooper) to chat about Test Driven Development (TDD)! We discussed pain points that a lot of people hit when attempting to do TDD, and how to avoid them. For a full list of sh
Learning and Self Development with James World
In this episode, I was joined by James World (https://twitter.com/jamesw0rld) to chat about learning! We covered an incredible amount in this episode - from certifications, to books and reading, interviews, what it means to be a senior deve
C#9 Source Generators with Jason Bock
In this episode, I was joined by Jason Bock (https://twitter.com/jasonbock) to chat about the new C#9 source generators! Writing code that writes code! We covered a ton of content, covering Source Generators, the Compiler API, Syntax Trees,
Spectre Console and Cake with Patrik Svensson
In this episode, I was joined by Patrik Svensson (https://twitter.com/firstdrafthell), creator of both the Cake Build System (https://cakebuild.net/), and a .NET library called Spectre.Console (https://spectresystems.github.io/spectre.conso
DevOps with Dushyant
In this episode, I was joined by good friend and ex-colleague, Dushyant Priyadarshee (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpriyadarshee/) to chat about devops! We covered a lot of ground, from what devops is, to infrastructure as code deployments,
Kentico Kontent Headless CMS and JAMStack - with Matt Nield
In this episode, I was joined by good friend Matt Nield (https://twitter.com/mnield), who also co-runs the .NET Oxford (https://www.dotnetoxford.com/) user group with me. We chatted about the Kentico Kontent (https://kontent.ai/) headless C
LINQPad with Joseph Albahari
In this episode, I was joined by Joe Albahari, author of one of my favourite software development tools - LINQPad (https://www.linqpad.net/)! This is a tool that I use on a daily basis, and it saves me so much time! So I especially enjoyed
F# and Functional Programming
In this group episode I was joined by Scott Wlaschin (https://twitter.com/ScottWlaschin), Isaac Abraham (https://twitter.com/isaac_abraham), and Ian Russell (https://twitter.com/ijrussell) - to talk all about F#! This is .NET's functional p
Functional Programming in C# with Simon Painter
For this very first episode of 2021, I was joined by Simon Painter (https://www.twitter.com/madSimonJ) to talk all about Functional Programming in C#! We spoke about functional concepts, plus terms such as Options, Maybes, and even tried to
Identity with Christos Matskas
In this last episode of the year, I was joined by Christos Matskas (https://www.twitter.com/christosmatskas) to talk all about Identity! Christos is the Program Manager for the Microsoft Identity Platform, so obviously the conversation was
WSL2 with Stuart Leeks
In this episode, I was joined by Stuart Leeks (https://twitter.com/stuartleeks) to chat all about WSL2, and his new book, WSL 2 Tips, Tricks, and Techniques (https://wsl.tips/book)! We also covered plenty of other topics, such as public spe
The DDD Conferences!
In this episode, I was joined by five awesome guests to chat all about the DDD conferences! This was such a fun episode, where we chatted about both organising and speaking at the DDD conferences, plus a few other bits and bats along the wa
Kubernetes with Shahid Iqbal
In this episode, I was joined by Shahid Iqbal (https://twitter.com/ShahidDev) to chat about Kubernetes. We covered containers in general, Docker, Docker-Compose, Kubernetes, Helm, Istio, and much more! Shahid is a Microsoft MVP and user-gro
Teaching Kids to Code with Pete Gallagher
In this episode, I was joined by Pete Gallagher (https://twitter.com/pete_codes) - Microsoft MVP, Pluralsight author, speaker, user-group organiser, and huge fan of IoT devices and STEM. We had great fun chatted for over an hour about vario
Steve Gordon
In this episode, I had a fascinating chat with Steve Gordon (https://twitter.com/stevejgordon). We covered tons of topics - from his experience in being a Pluralsight author, to performance, productivity, organising user-groups, public spea
Derek Comartin - CQRS, MediatR, and more!
In this second episode, I’m thrilled to welcome Derek Comartin (https://twitter.com/codeopinion) (also known as CodeOpinion) onto the show to talk about CQRS and MediatR! We ended up recording over two different sessions and covered lots of
Hello World!
In this very first episode, I introduce the podcast and what it's all about! This is a short 6-minute episode talking about the focus of the podcast, who I am, and also a bit about the .NET Oxford user-group I run. Links from the show • Dan
