Listen here! [41:15] Gareth Jones has chops. Tech chops, that is. He?s been around the .NET community making tools for developers for several years and one of those tools happens to be T4. That?s right, that T4, the Text Template Transformation Toolkit. More of us are stumbling across T4 lately, and after this episode, you […]
Read MoreI rarely make “trip report” posts from conferences. I am making a delightful exception in this case due to the excellent little gem of a conference I have found here in Sweden. At one point last year, Scott Allen recommended I look into the conferences occurring here in Scandinavia, and there are several. NDC – […]
Read MoreAt work, I started building a .net assembly that would probably find its way into a number of the server processes and applications around the shop. This particular assembly was going to end up containing quite a number of external open source references that I didn’t want to expose to the consumer of my library. […]
Read MoreEver start a project just to learn something new? But to do it, you have to have an app idea to throw around it? I had one of those. I’ve been doing a wee bit of iOS development over the past year, and I found I wanted to learn about iAds, in App Purchasing, talking between […]
Read MoreListen here! [34:45] In this episode, Liam McLennan clues us in on why JavaScript is becoming the cool old kid on the block and of course, Kate Gregory lays down some visual Studio Kung Fu. Liam McLennan Liam is a freelance web developer, working mostly with Microsoft tools and technology, based in Brisbane Australia. Since […]
Read MoreI am very happy that Pluralsight has seen fit to make some of my On Demand content free for the next 24 hours. I really like this model that Pluralsight has adopted of making our content available to the community and am proud to be a part of the team that creates it. Other than […]
Read MoreListen to this Episode! [30:24] You know that new technology you?ve been avoiding even though you know it is out there? Looming? Here it is! HTML 5 and it might not be what you think. Craig Shoemaker introduces us to HTML 5 and of course, Kate Gregory lays down some Visual Studio Kung Fu. Craig […]
Read MoreI already finished “Driving Technical Change” a few weeks ago, but I got so caught up with other stuff that I almost forgot to actually sit down and write a review for it. I was very much looking forward to reading this book, and I must say that it certainly didn’t disappointed me. The author, […]
Read More
Recent Comments