Episodes

Brandon Byars, creator of Mountebank talks about testing microservices with that tool, and more general testing patterns for microservices.

Joshua Sheppard of Infinite Campus tells my about their data science and machine learning projects and how you can start your own.

Mark Rendle tells me why gathering metrics is so important, how to do it with .NET Core and how to analyze what you have collected.

Niall Merrigan, security researcher tells me about bug hunting and the best hacks he has seen.

Joe McBride, creator GraphQL .NET tells me about his implementation of the GraphQL standard.

Jon Smith talks to me about Entity Framework Core 2.1, how to organize your EF code to meet the principles of domain driven design and his recent book on the topic.

Laura Elizabeth explains how engineers can improve their design skills.

Jay Gambetta of IBM talks about their new Quantum Information Science Kit which makes it easy to running chemistry, artificial intelligence and optimization applications on quantum computers.

Spencer Schneidenbach talks about REST APIs, what makes a good one, who should design it, how to document it and why developer experience is so important.

Andrew Lock, blogger and author of ASP.NET Core in Action talks to me about the .NET Core and why you should probably use it instead of Framework.