Episodes

Steve Gordon and I talk about the new Http Client Factory in .Net Core 2.1. We cover what’s new, what’s different and how to use Polly, the .NET resilience framework with it.

Ben Watson, software engineer at Microsoft working on Bing and author of Writing High Performance .NET Code talks to me about his book and how to improve your code.

Todd Gardner, founder of TrackJS talks about building its and his own brands, speaking, and growing a company.

Ben Cull tells be about his move from being a developer to the founder of a starup, why he decided to make the change and the success and failures along the way.

Felienne Hermans has been asking the question “What is programming?”, in this podcast she tells me why it is an important question and what she has found out.

Adam Ralph talks about the challenges of distributed systems, queues, coupling, and how NServiceBus helps with microservices, SOA and long running processes.

Kjersti Sandberg and Charlotte Lyng of the Norwegian Developer Conference tell me what goes into organizing four major conferences around the world.

Mark Eisenberg talks about the very long life of the software monolith, when it started, and how we have been trying to escape it since.

Aaron Bedra talks to me about threat modelling, why you should do and what to cover.

Veronika Kolesnikova talks to me about Xamarin and Microsoft Cognitive Services.