Episodes

Bill Wagner of Microsoft talks about the goal of one .NET.

Dylan Beattie talks about the present and future of tech conferences, how organizers, presenters and attendees are adapting.

Aaron Stannard talks about the challenges facing the open source software world and how he thinks they can be addressed.

Abraham Asfaw of IBM talks about the current state of their quantum computing project, and how it has moved out of the lab and into industry and education.

Maria Naggaga talks about Try .NET and .NET Interactive - new ways of learning and demonstrating .NET code, and running samples.

Heather Newman talks about company culture, why it is so important and how you can help improve it.

Jeff Haynie of Pinpoint talks about their survey and report on how engineering teams measure their performance.

We stayed in touch and a few years later I asked him to take part in a panel discussion at an NDC conference, again he was very generous with his time.

Dennie Declercq talks about autism, becoming a developer and his views on how to work with others with autism.

Bob Martin talks about his new book, the origins of agile, its current state and his hopes for its future.