Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast | Posted on 30-10-2008
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Have you ever wondered how Gnome got started? What about how to pronounce it? In this episode we sit down with Luis Villa, a well known open source community member, and get the scoop on how Gnome got started as well as discuss open source licenses and more. Luis also gave us his take on Office and the impact it has had on Linux. It was a great conversation, so great in fact we had to break it into two parts.
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Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast | Posted on 20-10-2008
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Sara is a nut. How nutty? Well, would you write a book and give all the proceeds away from it? No? Well Sara is. You’ll get the scoop in this episode.
We also discuss a lot about Agile methodologies. Sara is the Program Manager for Codeplex.Com. She has a unique perspective on Agile in that she has typically been involved on teams using traditional software methodologies at Microsoft. That all changed when she joined the Codeplex team. We discuss her journey moving from a traditional methodology to an Agile methodology.
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Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast | Posted on 03-10-2008
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How do you thinq…. uh… I mean think? Do you THINQ in LINQ? What about the KINQS in LINQ? Are you the LINQ KINQG at the office?
We sat down with the author of LINQ in Action, Jim Wooley, in the latest episode of Deep Fried Bytes.
I’ve known Jim for several years now and believe it or not we are almost a mirror of each other as you’ll hear in the beginning of this episode. This is a great show because LINQ really is a great killer cool awesome useful technology. Our goal of this episode was to help developers work out the KINQS in LINQ. Elly Mae is back and kicks the show off! Enjoy.
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Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast | Posted on 30-09-2008
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Billy is always entertaining to listen to and he doesn’t disappoint on Episode #13 of Deep Fried Bytes. Think of this show as a “therapy session” with Billy on how to handle information overload as developers. In this episode we discuss all kinds of things including WPF, WCF and more.
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Posted by Keith Elder | Posted in Podcast, Windows | Posted on 12-09-2008
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Do you have a Windows Home Server? Have you even heard of Home Server? If you don’t have one or haven’t heard of it before, take my advice and listen to this show. You should get one if you have a Windows home network and networked PCs. If you do have one, then you know how glorious it is. It is the best technology to come out of Microsoft in years that solves a real world problem. As you’ll learn in this episode, it took someone passionate four times to get this product off the ground. In this episode you’ll learn what Home Server is, the new features in Power Pack 1, how to build your own Home Server if you are a do it yourself type of person, and how to write your own Home Server plug ins.
In this show we sit down with Home Server product team members Jonas and Brendan to get the scoop on Home Server.
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