Episodes

Amy Sterling and Chris Jordan of EyeWire talk about mapping the neurons and synapses of the brain.

David Mead of Start With Why talks about improving communication skills, leadership and handling conflict.

Patrick Smacchia creator of NDepend explains how this tool can improve the quality of your code.

Bill Wagner discusses the new Microsoft documentation service, a new way of learning about Microsoft’s development offerings.

Eric Schles talks about a set of tools he is building to identify and filter fake news stories.

Dylan Reisenberger talks about Polly, a resilience and transient-fault-handling library for .NET. Commonly used for retries, circuit breaking and fallback when calling remote services.

Ben Day, Pluralsight author and consultant talks about dev ops in the Microsoft world and how to introduce it in your organization.

Rachel Roumeliotis of O’Reilly Media spoke to me about technology and development trends for 2017.

Michael Biercuk, director of the Quantum Control Laboratory at the University of Sydney talks to me about quantum computing and the future it will lead to.

Steve Ellmore, co-founder and president of Disbelief, tells me that games are a collaborative effort and how game dev differs from other dev.