MS Dev Show

This week we talk with Don High about Rancher, Kubernetes, and AKS. Compiling 1 billion lines of code on 64 cores. 20,000 bees took over an office. Petabyte tape cartridges.

This week we talk with Bill Lamie about Azure RTOS. How Linux was ported to the Apple M1. Firefox and Google crack down on Supercookies. And rendering a million webpages to find out what makes the web slow.

This week we talk with Rick Rainey about utilizing Linux for a development environment. Wireguard VPN. Wikipedia turns 20. Are 80 columns enough for code? And writing Hello World in zero lines of code.

This week we talk about the new Apple M1 chip, TEALs, and volunteering in education.

This week we talk with Jon Sequeira and Kathleen Dollard about System.CommandLine.  

This week we talk with Christos Matskas and John Patrick Dandison about the Microsoft identity platform.

Welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode #243. This week we talk about the huge release of .NET 5.

Welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode #242. This week we talk with Michael Levan about Octopus Deploy. How to build an invisible PC inside of a desk. A super cool debug visualizer for VS Code. And what's actually in a digital pregnancy test?

This week we talk about standing desks and office setups.  A major security concern with mailto links. Microsoft Flight Simulator with some funny quirks.

This week we talk with David Crook about hacking the stock market with data and machine learning. How to spend nearly a billion dollars in Azure with a single click . And Folding@Home performs more than twice as fast as the fastest supercomputer.

This week we talk with Lee Warrick about COVID-19. Trying to use the web without a user agent. Apple killing the PWA. And why is it called a log?

This week we talk with Harini Kannan and Paul Gusmorino about React Native. CLI's vs GUI's. And how copying code from Stack Overflow made it so that Docker and Razor software wouldn't run at the same time.

Welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode #237. This week we talk with Clint Rutkas about Microsoft PowerToys. Google and Bing appear to only display ads now. Java support in VS Code. And LastPass figures out how to implement unbreakable security.

Welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode #236. This week we talk about some of the changes in software development over the last decade, and it's sure to trigger some nostalgia. The year of Linux on the business card. Is Microsoft Edge worth using? And watch out quicksort, crab sort is better for a certain class of aquatic scenarios.

Welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode #235. This week we talk with Brent Stineman about some of the best announcements from Ignite 2019. We also try out Visual Studio online, and it's smart than us.

Hello everybody and welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode number 234! We are live at a giant internal hack event here at Microsoft. We talk to 4 teams about the projects their working on. We have everything from GRPC to headless robots, so don't miss it.

This week we talk with Mark Fussell about Dapr, a cool new way to build scalable applications. And a way to push through production that won't get through airport security.

Welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode #232. This week Carl and I talk about the latest Windows 10 update, more on Remote development, .NET Core 3, Azure Data Box. We also cover all the latest Microsoft hardware announcements, and what's it like to develop with 800 other people all in one room.

This week Carl and I talk about how awesome the VS Code remote features really are. I got my XPS 13 laptop and provide my first thoughts. We cover some of the rumors about the Microsoft event. And start updating your websites to support dark mode.

We talk with Sharad Agrawal about load balancing options in Azure, and we deep dive into Azure Front Door. Dark all the things. The war over e-books. And find out if Carl and I are getting the new iPhone.

This week Carl and Jason talk about PC building and laptop choices. Is web scraping legal? Throwing away microservices. And what happens if your license plate is NULL?  

News

• Electron 6.0.0
• Web Scraping and Crawling Are Perfectly Legal, Right?
• How to estimate programming time
• 3 Kinds of Good Tech Debt
• What happens when you launch Google Chrome for the first time on a Windows 10 machine?
• npm install funding
• Why our team cancelled our move to microservices
• Null license plate backfires on owner
  • Wisocnsin License Plate Rules

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• AMD Ryzen Gen 3
• https://nickcraver.com/desktop-build/
• https://pcpartpicker.com/

Dev Tip of the Week

• Theming in Visual Studio just got a lot easier

We deep-dive into the open sourcing of the Windows calculator app. We announce the winner of the Raygun contest. Azure gets smarter about reliability. And a critical flaw in the Raspberry Pi 4, but it's still faster than other computers we discuss.

We talk with Nikola Metulev about Graph Toolkit. What it takes to join the boring technology club. Bitcoin mining on the Apollo guidance computer - is it a good idea? No. No it is not. … And the technology I can't think of is GaN - thank you future me for ignoring the temporal prime directive and travelling back in time to remind me.

We talk with Matt Hidinger about how flexible adaptive cards have become. The 5 laws of software estimates. A thin, repairable device from HP. And Google's robots.txt parser is now open source.

We talk with Kenny Kerr about C++ WinRT and interop between all the things. Spray your way to GitHub success. Write your HTML in an innovative new language known as HTML. And how satellites are watching it all.

We talk with Ed Charbeneau about what it's really like to use Blazor. Learning how CPU's work by writing one in code. Finally, a good way to support your favorite open source projects. And writing a chat system with only CSS and no JavaScript - you monster.

We talk with Steve Smith about writing better code. Love your job? Someone may be taking advantage of you. NASA is 3d printing. And your car knows when you gain weight.

This is our final special episode in our Build 2019 series. This is episode 222, and we sat down with Scott Hunter to talk about all the amazing things happening on the .NET platform including the upcoming roadmap.

This is another special episode in our Build 2019 series. This is episode 221, and we sat down with Olia Gavrysh and Daniel Jacobson to talk about .NET tools for Windows developers.

This is another special episode in our Build 2019 series. This is episode 220, and we sit down with Craig Loewen to talk about WSL2 and the new terminal. Craig tells us about the Easter egg in in the new terminal video.

This is a special episode in our Build 2019 series. This is episode 219, and we sit down with Jeff Hollan to talk about Azure functions, and how Carl and I inspired KEDA.

We talk with Jeremy Likness about career tips. VS Code Remote extensions. Phishing with inception. And use this one simple trick to put iPhone 4's in your ears. News Dev environments for node, python, go, java, dotnetcore, php, rust, cpp Class 1 Bluetooth 5. H1 die size is ~12mm2. Parts: H1 Cypress SoC Maxim audio codec Bosch BMA280 accelerometer STM 3 axis accelerometer STM regulator TI data converter Goertek MEMs microphones  

We talk with Brady Gaster about SignalR and the SignalR service. How the Age of Empires AI "thinks". Accenture is sued until it Hertz. And we're completely shocked, shocked that the Galaxy Fold has reliability issues.

News

• How the AoE2 AI Thinks (ft. Promi)
• Accenture sued over website redesign so bad it Hertz: Car hire biz demands $32m+ for 'defective' cyber-revamp
• Here's Why We Think Galaxy Folds Are Failing
• These are the Features Microsoft Turned Off or Replaced in Chromium-Based Edge
• Microsoft changes how Windows 10 disconnects USB storage devices

Brady Gaster

Brady Gaster is a Senior Program Manager on the ASP .NET Core team

• @bradygaster
• bradygaster.com
• GitHub
• Ch9
• LinkedIn

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• SignalR Docs
• Streaming
• Streamr Website
• NSwag
• Scale Out

We talk with Alessandro Vozza about the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. Dtrace on Windows. We review some salary data we've been collecting. And how much are ads costing you?

 

News

• DTrace on Windows
• Open DTrace on GitHub
• Dynamic Tracing Guide
• DTrace on Windows Branch
• Ads cost you 10% of your users
• Pandora Learns the Cost of Ads and of Subscruptions
• Mozilla Research: The Effect of Ad Blocking on User Engagement with the Web

• My Salary Progression in Tech
• Form: http://msdv.sh/AnonymousPayForm
• Results: http://msdv.sh/AnonymousPayResults

Allesandro Vozza works in Commercial Software Engineering at Microsoft. He's also a community organizer and participant, and an ambassador for the Cloud Native Computing Foundation.

• @bongo
• LinkedIn
• GitHub

 

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• cncf.io
• Members
• Ambassadors
• CNCF Github
• Graduation Criteria
• Kubecon Events
• Technical Oversight Committee
• CNCF Landscape

We talk with Suz Hinton about MX Chip. We also chat about her live streaming and the gear she uses. Calculator goes open source. And Apple Rick-rolled us all.

 

News

• Not getting Rick Rolled enough? Check out the official Apple Watch documentation archive!
• Announcing the Open Sourcing of Windows Calculator.
• Calculator on GitHub
• My Twitch Live Coding Setup

Suz Hinton

• @noopkat

• noopkat.com

• Twitch

 

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• IoT Dev Kit
• MX Chip
• Getting Started
• i^2c
• Sparkfun
• Adafruit
• IoT Fan
• Led Scrolling Message board
• Arduino JSON

Azure Pick of the Week

• Microsoft opens first datacenters in Africa with general availability of Microsoft Azure

We talk with Sahil Malik about the identity landscape. How to recognize ML generated images. Excel gains OCR capabilities. And using WSL to watch Star Wars.

 

News

• How to recognize fake AI-generated images
• Microsoft Excel app 'Insert data from picture' tech goes live
• Use WSL Bash to telnet into the Star Wars intro in your Bash shell!
• Why everyone should read support emails
• Natural Bamboo Wireless Keyboard and Mouse

Sahil Malik

• @sahilmalik
• winsmarts.com

 

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• Azure Active Directory
• Azure AD B2B vs Azure AD B2C
• W3C finalizes Web Authentication (WebAuthn) standard
• Windows CardSpace
• Azure Active Directory risk events
• Password Guidance from NIST
• NIST’s new password rules – what you need to know

Dev Tip of the Week

• Peacock - Late Night Coding FTW
• A Visual Studio Code extension that subtly changes the workspace color of your workspace. Ideal when you have multiple VS Code instances and you want to quickly identify which is which.

 We talk with Pamela Cortez about her IoT Deep Dive series. The shady iPhone app underground. Fonts are in color now. And CSS is now witchcraft.

 

News

• The State of CSS
• Pure CSS Still Life - Lemons and Water
• This illicit iPhone app store has been hiding in plain sight
• DNS Servers That Offer Privacy and Filtering
• Colored Fonts!
• More Colored Fonts!
• Apple has a clever plan to fight off patent trolls
• PowerShell can now install Xbox One games

Pamela Cortez

Pamela is a Senior PM on the Azure IoT Team at Microsoft.

• @hello_techie
• GitHub

 

• IoT Show
• IoT Show Deep Dive

Dev Tip of the Week

• Totally awesome, well-stretched svg backgrounds, free for download.

We talk with Adam Barr about lessons he has learned throughout his career. Microsoft says stop using IE. Run Windows 95 in an Electron App… for reasons.

 

News

• Microsoft security chief: IE is not a browser, so stop using it as your default
• The perils of using Internet Explorer as your default browser
• Roadmap to becoming a Web Developer in 2019
• Run Windows 95 as an app (and yes, it runs Doom)
• US iPhone users spent, on average, $79 on apps last year, up 36% from 2017

Adam Barr

• @adamdavidbarr
• The Problem with Software
• Amazon
• Author Page

 

We talk with Joe Zack from the Coding Blocks podcast about JAMStack. 10 rules for a better conference name badge. How many keywords can you fit into a C# expression. And Google throws up it's arms in Louisville and cancels their fiber internet plans there.  

 

News

• Ten Rules for a Better Conference Name Badge
• Is China’s corruption-busting AI system ‘Zero Trust’ being turned off for being too efficient?
• Navigation Should Be Boring
• I hate Numeronyms
• Completers in Azure PowerShell
• 230 New Emojis in Final List for 2019
• How many keywords I can fit into a single C# expression?
• Google withdraws fiber from Louisville
• Google Fiber announces plan to fix exposed fiber lines in the Highlands
• A construction technique known as 'shallow trenching' allows the tech firm to lay a huge amount of fiber in a single day, speeding its rollout in key cities.

• Joe Zack
• @thejoezack
• joezack.com
• CodingBlocks.net

 

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• JAMstack.org
• Best practices
• JAMstack radio
• The JAMstack Origin Story
• JAMstack e-commerce with Siteleaf & Snipcart
• The Twelve Factor App
• staticgen.com
• netlify.com
• New to JAMstack? How to make a site from A to Z
• algolia.com
• qit.cloud
• Headless CMS

This week we talk about hacking your car using the OBD2 connector. We talk audio and OLED. Apple revokes Facebook and Google certificates. Google is trying to trick us. And modern forecasts are accurate - change my mind.

 

News

• Apple Bans Distribution of Facebook’s Internal Apps
• Localized Messaging is Important
• The Norwegian Consumer Council has filed a complaint against Google. Google is accused of using deceptive design and misleading information, which results in users accepting to be constantly tracked
• Self-driving cars will "cruise" to avoid paying to park
• Modern Weather Forecasts Are Stunningly Accurate

 

Truck Hacking

 

• Forscan
• forscan.org
• FORScan FAQ
• FORScan Codes for 2017-2019 Ford Super Duty
• Jason: F-350 Lariat Diesel
• Fog Lights with High Beam LED and some HALOGEN
• Double Horn Honk Disable
• Show Temps on Gauges
• Remove Sirius from Sync
• Disable all Seat Belt Chimes
• Secure Idle (Police Mode)
• Add DPF Filter % to screen
• Carl: F-250 XLT Gas
• Fog Lights with High Beam LED and some HALOGEN
• Remember Fog Lights and High Beams on Startup
• Enter NAV Destination and viewing texts while vehicle is in motion
• Disable Door Lock Horn Honk
• Future: Remove Sirius from Sync
• Torque Pro 2
• Torque Pro (OBD 2 & Car)

 

Jason's Home Theater

 

• klipsch.com
• LG 65" 4k OLED TV
• Test video: LG 4K DEMO HDR 2018 (60FPS) OLED PERPECT BLACK

 

Reclaiming audio gear for Office PC

 

• JBL 160SISAT Speakers
• 2.6 pounds each speaker!
• Grace Digital GDI-BTAR513 100 Watt Digital Integrated Stereo Amplifier with Built-In AptX Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Receiver

Carl and I talk about developer gear at CES 2019. We also talk about travel gear, including the best noise cancelling headphones. Twitter moves 300 petabytes to the cloud. And Jason analyzes the Backblaze data so that you know which drive to buy.  

 

News

• Windows Command-Line: Unicode and UTF-8 Output Text Buffer
• Backblaze Hard Drive Stats for 2018
• Twitter moves 300 Petabytes of data to the cloud
• The ‘Computer’ Mouse is a mouse that is also a fully functional computer
• Panos Panay reacts quickly to coach throwing a Surface during a game.
• WinForms on the web -- brought to you by web assembly
• Microsoft Office is finally available on Apple's Mac App Store

 

 

Travel Tech Update

• Noise cancelling headphones
• Sony
• XM2
• XM3
• Surface
• Bose
• Power brick success
• Powerhouse2  -- WHAAAAAAT????!!?!?!?!?!!?!!!!???!

 

CES

• CES Laptops
• 17" screens
• NVIDIA 2060/2080 Graphics
• Jason's Pick
• Jason's Runner-Up
• Beastly Laptop!
• Nreal Light Glasses
• iTunes and AirPlay everywhere
• Why do we never see this backported?
• The Talk about 5G -- no devices though
• Foldable Phones
• Xiaomi

We talk about new years resolutions, DPI, console styling, apps stealing your data, autonomous driving, USB-C, and much much more.

 

News

• In recent builds of Windows 10, Task Manager's "Details" view includes an optional "DPI Awareness" column to help you understand and identify DPI-related issues, esp. with legacy apps.

Howto See DPI Awareness of Running Apps in Task Manager in Windows 10

• Last episode we talked about sites with awesome consoles. Check out this article to up your web console skills
• If you want to see the (many) commands you can run in a web browser console, type this into the console: console.dir(console)
• Did anyone else know you could select multiple apps like this on iOS?
• City of Los Angeles Accuses Weather Channel App of Covertly Mining User Data
• Come Get Your Free NSA Reverse Engineering Tool!
• RSA Conference Session (Mar 5, 2019)
• New year, new GitHub: Announcing unlimited free private repos and unified Enterprise offering

 

App of the Week

• How to Remove an Image's Background 100% automatically – in 5 seconds – without a single click

 

We talk with Bettina Heim about quantum computing and Q#. Fun with browser console messages. And Google patented an idea from an interview, but they've probably canceled the product already.  

News

• I love little easter eggs hidden in console messages, so I made a website about them
• console.love
• Company Tried to Patent My Work After a Job Interview
• How QR Codes Work
• killedbygoogle.com
• Microsoft now lets you log into Outlook, Skype, Xbox Live without a password
• Microsoft Surface Studio 2 review: form meets function
• Edge using Chromium

We talk with Chris Lauren about ML.NET. Sabotaging machine learning algorithms.  Generating a website from a wireframe. And the only way to win is to not play.

News

• When AI Misjudgment Is Not an Accident -- Intentional bias is another way artificial intelligence could hurt us
• How machine learning systems sometimes suprise us
• How to match "A B C" where A+B=C in RegEx: The Beast Reborn
• Wow! This AI Creates a Website just by looking at the Wireframe

Chris Lauren

• @clauren42

 

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• Microsoft AI Lab
• ML.NET on GitHub
• Nimbus
• Nimbus on GitHub
• Pandas
• Pandas on GitHub
• SciKit
• ML.NET Samples on Github
• ML.NET Tutorials
• ONNX

Azure Pick of the Week

• Azure portal and the new account manager. Making it easy to switch between accounts in the portal

 

Website of the Week

• Absolutely lovely free wallpapers.

 

Dev Tip of the Week

• Helpful Hotkeys - A collection of some of my favorite lesser known keyboard shortcuts
• Windows 10 now has a BUILT-IN Clipboard Manager. Just press WIN+V instead of CTRL+V. Syncs across devices optionally as well.

We talk with Mark Fussell about Service Fabric and Service Fabric Mesh. Robots have replace lawyers and GitHub contributors. And you can finally pay someone to review your website while they're drunk.

 

News

• theuserisdrunk.com
• Human competitive patches in automatic program repair with repairnator
  • A bot has been finding bugs and submitting patches for them, successfully masquerading as a human
  • Researchers secretly deployed a bot that submitted bug fixing pull requests
• AI vs. Lawyers the Ultimate Showdown
  • 20 top lawyers were beaten by legal AI. Here are their surprising responses
• Pull request successfully merged. Starting build...

Mark Fussell

• @mfussell
• @servicefabric
• LinkedIn
• Blog
• GitHub

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• Service Fabric
• Service Fabric for Windows Service
• Cluster creation
• Service Fabric Mesh
  • Quick start
• What is ARM?
• Envoy
• Service Fabric IoT backend example
  • GitHub
• Build 2018 - BRK2508 Inside Azure Datacenter Architecture with Mark Russinovich

Dev Tip of the Week

• In Latest version of Windows 10 - Win + CTRL + C wasn't working
• In Windows Settings search for color filters to enable also control Greyscale and Colorblind friendly filters

We finally sit down with Neeraj Joshi to talk about the Ignite 2018 announcements including Ultra SSDs, digital twins, Azure Sphere, and more. Windows Kernel internals. And GitHub actions.  

News

• Introducing the Windows Internals Series: One Windows Kernel
  • One Windows Kernel
• Introducing GitHub Actions
  • GitHub Actions

Neeraj Joshi

Neeraj is a random awesome dude at Microsoft!

Check out Neeraj at neeraj.joshi@microsoft.com -- the original social network

Ignite 2018

Check out the Ignite 2018 News Guide for more tech topics.

• Data
  • Azure Data Box
    • Edge
    • Heavy - 1 petabyte of storage capacity
    • Gateway - IoT Edge integrated
  • SQL Server 2019
    • built-in Spark and Hadoop distributed file system
  • Azure Data Explorer
  • CosmosDB
    • Multi-master
    • Cassandra API
    • Reserved Capacity
  • SQL Managed instance
• IoT
  • Digital twins public preview
  • Edge has public module marketplace
  • Azure Sphere dev kits available
• Azure & Windows
  • Windows Server 2019 GA Oct
  • Ultra SSD
    • Up to 64TB size
    • Up to 160k IOPs
  • Premium files (SSD)
  • Front Door Service
    • Understands http and can help with routing
  • ExpressRoute Direct
    • 100gbps
  • Azure Blueprints
    • Managing and assigning deployment templates?
    • Versioning
    • Part of Azure Governance
  • Functions V2
  • Quantum to add chemical simulation
  • Windows Virtual Desktop
  • Microsoft Learn
• Azure Stack
  • Kubernetes on Stack
• Security
  • Going Password free
• Other
  • Stream mobile app with offline viewing
  • OneDrive "Files on demand" for Mac

Dev Tip of the Week

From Steve Smith @ardalis on Twitter

Add sound effects to Visual Studio Build fail and success from the Sound Control Panel. Also Breakpoint Hit and Build Canceled!

 

We talk with Josh Holmes about the latest in PWA and what Microsoft and other companies are doing. Hacking vending machines. And we salivate over the new dell 49" monitors.

We talk with John-Daniel Trask about how you can figure out if you need an APM solution. DOS goes open source. How many new Apple gadgets did Jason and Carl get? And how many watts does it take to power your brain?

This week we recorded at That Conference in Wisconsin Dells Wisconsin. We had some crazy awesome guests Richard Campbell, Kim Cwiak, Rob Reynolds, Michael Fazio

This week we recorded from the Kalahari at That Conference in Wisconsin Dells Wisconsin. We had some crazy awesome guests including Keith Casey, Katelyn Drew, Edward Thompson, and Curtis Gibeaut.

We talk with Chipalo Street about the IoT Edge. How to convert your Surface Pro into a Surface Studio. And why your next processor may contain tiny roller coasters.

Carl and I talk about remote work, guiding your career, and living in an RV. Should you go with the Surface Go? Stereoscopic Doom. And CSS that renders differently depending on which browser you use.

We talk with John Vintzel about an awesome new installer technology called MSIX. How learning to code can save millions. And everyone is reading your email, who knew it was so interesting?

We talk with Michael Szul about building bots. Apple finally figures out what everyone has been telling them, and the evolution of the command line.

We talk with Larry Jin and Andrew Bybee about Microsoft Teams and the developer platform. Microsoft acquires GitHub. And Carl has some breaking 5 year old news.

We talk with Jordan Matthiesen about the latest announcements in Visual Studio for the Mac.

 We talk to Yina Areanas about the latest features in the Microsoft Graph.

We sit down with Tara Raj and Sarah Cooley to talk about the latest feature updates in the Windows Subsytem for Linux, which lets you run different distros of Linux on top of Windows.

We sit down with Erin Chapple & Hari Pulapaka to learn more about the new Windows devices using ARM processors and running Windows 10.

We chat with Amanda Silver about 2 new killer features. LiveShare for sharing a debug/dev session, and IntelliCode for applying ML to your code.

We chat with Scott Hunter & Mike Harsh about the .NET Core 3 announcements at build. WPF and WinForms are back. We also talk about the future of .NET.

We learn how Windows and other Microsoft products are using Visual Studio Team Services.

We talk with Clayton Hunt and John Callaway about practical test driven development. Why you shouldn't use a GET request for your garage door. We talk about everything from Gherkin syntax to Zombocom.

We talk with Rita Zhang about Docker & Kubernetes. Visual Studio Code get Log Points. And the file manager from Windows 3.1 is finally open source and accepting pull requests.

We talk with Colin and Tej about all the cool stuff Microsoft is doing in the education space, including Minecraft. And we even talk about one teacher that is teaching computers without computers.

We talk with Dan Roth and Steve Sanderson about Blazor - a way to run .NET in the browser using WebAssembly. GitHub was hit with the biggest DDOS ever recorded. And Bill Gates weighs in on the tabs vs spaces debate.

We talk with Sam Julien about strategies for upgrading AngularJS to modern Angular and other frameworks. Samsung crams 30TB into a 2.5" drive. And the web gets less secure yet safer.

We talk with Technical Fellow Jeffrey Snover about PowerShell Core. He talks about how PowerShell is everywhere, and has gotten extremely flexible and even more powerful.

 We talk with Stefan Wick about the desktop bridge tooling. What is a security.txt file. And how a side project helped me double my salary.

We talk with Zeyad Rajabi about blockchain and what Microsoft is doing in this. How to stop me harvesting credit card numbers and passwords from your site. And 10 software predictions for 2018.

We talk with Suz Hinton about her experience live streaming her coding on Twitch. Software development is the #1 job right now. And an app that can turn your drawings into an app.

This week Carl and I talk about all of the news that's been piling up in January. Are you too old to program? How hackers are stealing all your info. And Carl tries to troll me, but I'm totally right.

We talk with Brandon Martinez about our personal projects and how to always be learning. Tar and Curl come to Windows. Our take on the Apple slowdowngate.

We talk with Jeff Burtoft about progressive web apps. How to stay competitive when other developers have over 20 years of TypeScript experience. And Carl commits to a life of bacon and bacon shakes.

We have so much news to cover. What are we thankful for? What gadgets do we want? We announce our Raygun winners. And Carl gets a Tesla!

We talk with Jared Kuehn about the Mile of Music project. We also cover some of the big announcements from Connect(). And why is JSON parsing 10x faster than XML parsing in SQL Server?

We talk with Jennifer Marsman about using machine learning to build a lie detector and other cool ML projects. LinkedIn helps you write your resume. And a free chaos engineering book.

We talk with Sara Wachter-Boettcher, author of Technically Wrong, about real examples of software mistakes that are biased and alienate users. 15 underutilized features of .NET. And Google is shipping the new pixel phone without Android.

We talk with Ryan Nowak about Razor Pages in ASP.NET. Visual Studio 15.5 preview  is here. And where in the woods is Jason?

We talk with Rachel Nabors about all things animation, and she comes bearing discount codes. CCleaner is infected. Machine learning in the browser. And Edge comes to iOS and Android.

We talk to Dominik Tornow about how SAP used Azure for an internal application built on top of an event driven architecture using Service Bus, Azure Functions, Stream Analytics, and much more.

We talk with Jes Borland about SQL Server 2017. We talk about the iPhone x-pensive. And stop listening to this episode, and listen to this episode about recursion.

We talk with Dan Rosanova about Azure Event Grid. And now Cortana is in your echo.

Part 3 of our 3 part special from That Conference in Wisconsin Dells. We talk smart cars, Chocolatey, and good coding practices.

Part 2 of our 3 part special from That Conference in Wisconsin Dells. We talk security, polyglot databases, data visualization, and Microsoft docs.

Part 1 of our 3 part special from That Conference in Wisconsin Dells. We talk smart cars, Chocolatey, and good coding practices.

We talk with Troy Hunt about how terrible your security is. Confusing images for self-driving cars. And is MS Paint being killed off? No.

We talk with James Clarke about fluent design. 27,000 errors in the Tizen operating system. And the insane list of top level domains.

We talk with Josh Doody about resumes, interviewing, and salary negotiation. The Facebook Algorithm mom problem, and an animated gif embedded in bacteria.

We talk with John-Daniel Trask about software quality and performance. A riveting analysis of the clipboard. Why Reddit chose TypeScript. And what if authors of computer programming books wrote arithmetic books?

This week we talk with Rimma Nehme about Cosmos DB. Learn to code with a fidget spinner. And what if companies interviewed translators the way they interview coders?

We talk with Lena Hall about functional programming and F#. Which is faster, the mouse or keyboard? Walmart tells vendors to get off Amazon's cloud. And using AI to play Ms. Pac Man.

I talk with Yina Arenas about the Microsoft Graph API. Where is Carl? And this one simple trick will earn you nearly $20k more per year!

We talk with Matt Hidinger and Thomas Fennell about Adaptive Cards. Amazon giveth and Amazon taketh away. Redesigning the volume slider. Announcements from WWDC. And we look forward to the Xbox One X.

We talk with Paul Thurrott about his thoughts on Microsoft. We solve part of the uppercase/lowercase mystery, and apparently Swag is an acronym.

We have Clint Rutkas and Michael Crump, Technical Product Managers at Microsoft that look after the Universal Windows Platform.

We talk with Vikas Bhatia and Shawn Henry about smarter device connectivity using project Rome. This is definitely the most pun we've had in a long time.

This week we talk with Jeff Hollan about serverless, logic apps, and Azure Functions. And is Docker dead already?

We talk with Joseph Hill, one of the Xamarin co-founders about Visual Studio for the Mac and how you can do live UX design.

A special edition of the MS Dev show, recorded live from the channel 9 stage. Carl and I recap our favorite //Build announcements. Our next few episodes will have in depth coverage of the biggest stories from //Build.

This week we talk with ScoTt Hunter about the latest .NET announcements from Build. We even cover XAML and some amazing Azure tooling.

We talk with Den Delimarsky about the new docs.microsoft.com. Programming languages used late at night. How to work your way into the job you want. And now you can start judging who lives and who dies from self-driving cars.

We talk with Jason R Shaver about the new Azure CLI 2.0. PowerPoint is Turing complete and needs to be removed from the Apple app store. And I finally have quantifiable proof that Carl is a slacker!

We talk with Simina Pasat and Karl Piteira about Mobile Center. Our favorite new features in the creators update. And the new Xbox Scorpio makes the Playstation 4 Pro look like a kids toy.

We talk with David Crook about using machine learning and Azure to program self-driving autonomous vehicles.  Is 1 monitor better than 2? Async/Await vs JavaScript promises. And we learn Carl is a Cylon.

We talk with Keith Horwood about Standard Lib, Nodal, and NtSeq. StackOverflow releases their 2017 developer survey results. .NET all the things. And VS Code uses 13% CPU to render the blinking cursor.

We talk with Amanda Silver about the massive Visual Studio 2017 release. Background tabs in your browser might start using less power. And did I mention how awesome VS 2017 is turning out to be?

We talk with Thomas Claudius Huber about using UWP to recreate the Visual Studio Shell. We reveal the gender of the Windows Insider Ninja cat. Password rules are BS. And the Azure Window collapses into the sea.

We talk with Nick Walker about Azure App Services and tons of new features including Linux containers. The Raspberry Pi W adds wireless. Unlimited data in your car. And Blur all the things!

We talk with Bill Berry about insane Broadway tech, invisible IoT, and the IoT Gateway SDK. Amazon hires a Microsoft of people. And a monitor that automatically turns off when it detects Wi-Fi.

We recap Windows developer day with Giorgio Sardo, including Hi-DPI improvements, Windows game mode, and a public roadmap tracker. We'll also answer the question - what is Windows sonic?

We talk with David Catuhe about 3-D for the web using Babylon.js. Microsoft earnings are on fire. Someone has invented a car for a goldfish that can be driven around by its position in the tank. And Carl stocks up on 16TB hard drives.

We talk with Oren Novotny about Multi-targeting in .NET. Lots of news to talk about including a new markdown view engine for .NET Core. Amazing perspective on being in the minority at a conference. And why my iPhone cellular chip is garbage.

We talk with Nick Craver about running Stack Overflow at scale. Microsoft is about to fix our biggest frustration. Jason's Airpod Review. And if your laptop doesn't have 3 4k monitors, it's time for a new one.

We talk with Mai Nguyen about Cortana skills and hardware. Is MacOS becoming legacy software? And what makes a developer senior?

Our special Christmas episode where Carl and I exchange tech presents. Cortana is getting hardware. And Ubiquiti all the things!

We talk with Chris Wilcox about Azure Notebooks. Typescript 2.1 with down-level async is finally here. And is everyone throwing away their MacBook Pro for a Surface Book?

We talk with James Clark about the visual layer in Windows. Microsoft Build 2017 is in cloudy Seattle. You are not paid to write code. Photoshop on ARM?

Jason and Carl talk to John Taubensee about Event Hubs, Service Bus, relay, and more! Lots of great Connect() announcements. Doom is apparently the best use of the Apple TouchBar. And Carl has a life changing tip that will speed up browsing of your downloads folder.

We talk with Sarah Sexton about Git, bots, and more! A regex that only matches itself. And how to force a system crash. I have Toyota Corolla.

A very special live episode of the MS Dev Show with James Whittaker and Dona Sarkar, talking about data and more. I do want to warn you, there is some swearing in this episode, so please be conscious of that. Special thanks to Laura Butler for bringing her amazing cookies. Also special thanks to Concurrency for helping sponsor the event.

We talk with Shawn Henry about project Rome. Open sourcing server hardware.  What would you do with 10 gigabit internet in your house? And find out how many trillions of transistors are created every second.

We talk with Charles Torre about Chaos Engineering. Google fiber is amazing so they stopped installing it. Choosing between beer and saving lives. And we discuss the apple and Microsoft events.

We talk with Trevor Sullivan about Image2Docker. All Tesla's have self-driving hardware, but can they drive? And apparently the internet is unreliable because of DNS.

We talk with Jeremy Foster about saving time with your keyboard. What's up with Yammer? Trying Soylent for a month. And I have a dev tip that might change your life.

We talk with Morten Nielsen about mapping & geospatial. The latest announcements from Ignite. Azure price cuts. Samsung experiences explosive sales!

We talk with David Catuhe about the UWP community toolkit. Linux on an 8-bit computer emulating 32 bits. TypeScript 2.0. And this show is late because Jason was riding his boosted board.

We talk with Katrina Owen about refactoring. Is Coding Style still a thing? Open APIs or be doomed, says Visa, And I didn't want an iPhone 7, but I'll take a free one.

We talk with Bill Bain about in-memory computing. Using machine learning to enhance images and identify cucumbers. How to finally agree on a time to schedule a meeting. And spaces vs tabs. Again…

Carl and Jason disagree on the trolley problem. Using code for home automation. And Jason has a tip that can make you over $1000 in 3 months.

We talk with Daren May and Jerry Nixon about developing UWP applications for Xbox. Azure gets GPU capabilities. And we get the best feedback we've ever seen.

Carl interviews some amazing guests live at That Conference. You won't want to miss it.

This is the first episode of two where Carl interviews some amazing guests live at That Conference. You won't want to miss it. Also, Brandon joins Carl for the news.  

We talk with Frank Krueger about Continuous. Demotivational products that don't work. A website that makes it easy to start developer arguments. And Jason falls in love with his Surface Book.

We talk with Scott Hunter about the amazing things going on with .NET core and ASP.NET. Different ways to bounce a ball on the web. Spell check in Electron apps. And tabs are significantly slower than spaces in Firefox.

We talk with Lori Lalonde about localization and globalization. Building a bit torrent client in c#. How becoming a pilot made me a better programmer. Jason installs high definition cameras everywhere.

We talk with Harikrishna Menon and Yishai Galatzer about NuGet. .NET Core is finally here. TypeScript 2.0 announced. And how someone cracked a keylogger and ended up in someone's mailbox.

We talk with Dan Driscoll about the Microsoft Bot Framework. We put the "L" in SOLID. And I'm sorry, please ask me questions like "who is today's guest?"

We talk with Josh Caplan about PowerBI, implementing a markdown engine in C#, packaging WPF into UWP, and Carl talks about cold brew.

We talk with James Montemagno about what's new in Xamarin. Why do Nigerian scammers say they're from Nigeria? Buffer gets real about layoffs. Microsoft buys LinkedIn for Jason's app.

We talk with Yaron Goland about peer to peer communications with Thali. Google contributes to .NET. And the coolest posters that you must see.

We talk with Liz Threlkeld about Continuum. A better speed test. Is unit testing a waste? And a PC you wear as a backpack?

We talk with Matt Hidinger about action center in the cloud. 10 great ways to impress a software engineer on their first day. And how to use IoT to find the drill sitting in right front of you.

We talk with Rich Turner about the real Linux on Windows. What's up with .NET? And we need to stop lying about developers.

We talk with Paul Betts about building Slack on Electron shell and installing it with Squirrel, finding bugs in a physical buildings, and SharePoint.

We talk with Matt Watson about Prefix and Stackify. The complete specs for the HoloLens. And we discuss the cool in Azure Cool Blob Storage.

We talk with Jeff Blankenburg about magic wands and home automation. 10 SQL Tricks That You Didn’t Think Were Possible, Windows adds the best gesture ever. And Apple is a Microsoft OEM?

We talk with Chris Anderson about dynamic computing with Azure Functions. Interview questions to ask a potential tech employer. And finally, CSS in your JavaScript.

We talk with Donovan Brown about the latest in VSTS including Xamarin Test Cloud integration, HockeyApp deployment, and even support for Docker. Hardware porn. And Donovan Brown rubs a little DevOps on it at //Build/.

We cover all the announcements from //Build/ 2016, including BASH on Windows, free Xamarin, and Azure without a server. We also pick a winner for the big swag bag giveaway.

This week we talk with Mattias Karlsson and Gary Park about Cake Build. Have we forgotten how to program? The ultimate voice controlled man cave. *Now with 100% less sneezing.

We talk with Aaron Williams and Bruno Terkaly about Mesosphere, Docker and containers, the most important topic we've ever had on the show. Java developers are the saddest. Carl is a hipster.

We talk with Matt Long about the Pegasus Mission and getting IoT into space. Falsehoods about phone numbers. Please scan my towel.

We talk with Jerry Nixon and Daren May about Template 10. An affordable 15TB SSD. Windows 10 IoT Core for the new Raspberry Pi 3. Was the MS Dev Show purchased for $8 billion?

We talk with we talk with Mads Torgersen about the C# language and what the future holds. Visual Studio Code for Go. When will Mads give us emoji?

We talk with Matt Winkler about the new Azure Data Lake service. Apple tries to maintain security. Slide N' Joy is not what Carl thinks.

We talk all about working from home. Introducing Coolwhip. And do you use an unfashionable programming language?

We talk with Mat Velloso about Kurve.js, the Microsoft Graph API, and Mustache detection. Work remotely and hug your kids. And start traditions that don't last.

We talk with Brandon H about developing the Wall Street Journal app as a universal windows app. Amazing public data sources. Why you love your crooked Ikea code.

We talk with James Whittaker about career super powers, the death of ASP.NET 5, and are we finally getting a good iPhone keyboard, from Microsoft?

We talk with Allen Underwood about Developer Tools, Patterns, and podcasting. Ditching scrum for Kanban, and Jason picked the wrong router.

Carl picks 3 topics, Jason picks 3 topics, and you'll never guess what that adds up to. The answer may shock you! You are your phone. The build is a lie!

We talk with Omer Raviv about magical debugging with OzCode. Why I'm not using your open source project. The evolution of the Tin Foil hat.

We talk with Karen McGrane about responsive design, 7 essential JavaScript functions, and why you shouldn't bother creating a mobile app.

We talk with Brian Muenzenmeyer about Pattern Lab. Be valuable to your industry, not your employer. Cortana achieves omnipresence.

We talk with Ali Alvi about the Microsoft Band SDK. A massive breach of 6.3 million children's records by VTECH. Build 2016 announced. Carl Rube Goldbergs his Microsoft gear.

We discuss our current hardware and software, and we get our Christmas lists ready. A $5 slice of Raspberry Pi, and we're never driving a car with computers again.

We invite Brandon Martinez to join us while we discuss Connect(); //2015 announcements including VS Code extensions, ASP.NET 5 release candidate, and Azure.

We talk with David Wilson about PowerShell in Visual Studio Code, amazing visual cryptography, and Joe Zack goes full Nascar.

Carl goes on location at the MVP summit at the Microsoft campus with a plethora of interviews.

We talk with Miao Jiang about Azure API Management. Hipster Ipsum. Stop forcing your arbitrary password rules on me!

We talk with Sarah Dutkiewicz about mentoring and the software guild, how to play the secret dinosaur game you already have installed, and we talk about Volkswagening.

We talk with Adam Driscoll about PowerShell. Working with JSON in C#. Buying Google.com.

Jason goes on location at Microsoft with Nicole Berdy to talk about the public preview of the Azure IoT Suite. We also cover this week's big hardware announcements including Surface Pro 4, the new Surface Book, and Hololens.

We talk with Matt Hindinger and Andrew Bares about live tiles and notifications. Moving data in Azure. Create your own Netflix button.

We talk with Donovan Brown about DevOps and Release Management, how to get 100% unit test coverage, and Carl challenges Donovan to air hockey, and I'm not making any of this up.

We talk with David Washington about touch interfaces. What's up with the new iPad Pro. Computer science courses that don't exist but should.

We talk with Mike Rohde about Sketchnotes. Dedicated hosting for $3.40, and you literally cannot pay me to speak without a Code of Conduct.

We talk with Neeraj Joshi about SQL and Azure SQL Database. Your OS sucks. Make it rain every time you get paid.

We talk with Chris Dias and Erich Gamma about Visual Studio Code. Polyfill as a service. And at some point we'll talk about procrastination.

We talk with Sarah Sexton to learn about Node.js and how to get it running in Azure. Hacking Amazon's $5 button to track baby data. The top 10 worst C# features.

We are live at That Conference with an assortment conversations in the main hallway. We talk to and 11 year old Raspberry Pi user and VIM hacker and Uncle Bob Martin scares us into changing the world.

We talk with Jeff Burtoft about hosted web apps (codename Westminster). Remote pair programming with an Atom.io editor. And we now have a programming excuse generator.

We talk with Ginny Caughey about developing for Windows 10. High resolution bacon for Windows insiders, and the free screen recorder hidden in Windows 10.

Welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode #65. This week we talk with Jonathan Turner about Typescript. Carl finds a way to make Word output Markdown. VS2015 and .NET 4.6 get released.

We talk with Jerry Nixon about XAML, becoming famous, and hamburger menus. Jason builds a band app in 15 minutes. Carl builds a telepresence robot.

We talk to Mark Fussell about service fabric.

We talk with Arun Singh about Windows 10 API's. Compiler errors for humans. And we'll tell you how to get a raise.

We talk to Mat Velloso about machine learning, Project Oxford, and TwinsOrNot.net. 34 CSS puns. An API for star wars.

We talk with James Montemagno about all things Xamarin. The importance of coding buddies. Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla working together?

We talk about the hardware and software we use every day. A useful Big-O Notation site, Build Tour Chicago, And spoiler alert, Carl mentions SideWaffle, again.

We talk with Rene Schulte about 3d programming with the Oculus and hololens. PowerShell and SSH. Updates to Visual Studio Code. And Carl is still talking about SideWaffle.

We talk with Shabnam Erfani about project Astoria, which allows Android apps to run on Windows phone. Building adaptive layouts for Windows 10. And a website coding itself.

We talk with John Sheehan about project Centennial, the tool for converting your existing apps to Windows store apps. Is it possible to have a software developer career over 50? And the art of shuffling music.

We talk to Kevin Wittkopf to compare Azure and Amazon Web Services. Node.js and IO.js are merging. Is technical debt a good thing? And fizzbuzz in CSS for some reason.

We talk about the latest developer news from Ignite. And we talk to Jason Bock about Roslyn, the .NET compiler as a service.

We talk about Build, build, and more build. We got Windows 10, Azure, Hololens, Cross-platform Visual Studio, and more.

We have an abundance of developer news including some //Build 2015 pre-announcements. A great video from Microsoft encouraging young girls to pursue science, Carl talks design, and Carl and I debate the need for graceful JavaScript degradation.

We talk to Brian Lagunas about PRISM, the coolest framework you're not using. The 2015 developer survey. Build 2015 is coming to you. And tabs vs spaces, it's finally settled.

We talk to Sara Itani about Node Tools for Visual Studio. Thoughts after a year of real world Xamarin. 10 libraries to create diagrams in JavaScript. Ballmer signing mousetraps.

We talk to Darshan Desai about Application Insights. A new Surface 3. PayPal and their credit card reader coming to Windows Phone. Is Windows going open source?

We talk with Lori Lalonde about women in tech, and integrating voice into your applications. Replacing Photoshop with a string, and updates on Windows 10 and the new Spartan browser.

We talk with Min Maung about microcontroller mayhem and remote controlling lawnmowers. Lots of awesome Windows 10 announcements. And Windows 10 coming to Android phones.

We talk with Joost van Schaik about the Microsoft Band and the Raspberry PI. Typescript <3 Angular. A word is worth a thousand vectors.

We talk with Lindsey Garrity about how to get your dream job, a first look at the universal app platform, being open source by default, and why code snobs are invaluable.

This week we talk to John Sonmez about all the details software developers didn't learn in school. Creating a DMZ in Azure, and the Joel test for Programmers.

Welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode #43. This week we talk to Scott Hanselman about ASP.NET 5, community, and more. The best new Windows phone 10 features in 6 gifs. And You don't know JS, the book.

We talk to John-Daniel Trask about how to track exceptions in your application with Raygun. The modern version of office. The Azure cloud platform roadmap. A Raspberry Pi 2 running Windows 10.

We talk to David Ebbo about websites, Kudu, WebJobs, and what makes them tick. Coding an elevator with JavaScript. Live coding a JavaScript game from scratch on stage.

We talk to Steven Murawski about his experience practicing DevOps at stack exchange and Chef. We also talk about the Windows 10 announcement. Did they just announce freaking holograms?

We talk with Laurent Bugnion about MVVM Light. Applying NASA coding standards to JavaScript. Roslyn is moving to GitHub. Can a computer be racist?

We talk to Janet Yeilding about Azure Stream Analytics. How StackExchange handles 560 million pageview each month. And unit tests are finally getting smarter.

Welcome to the MS Dev Show, episode #37. This week Carl and Jason talk about how to not hate JavaScript, keep your cloud keys out of GitHub, and Jason explains a shortcut to asteroid mining.

We talk with Josh Holmes to learn what you need to know about the internet of things. DRM'd cat litter, and we cry over bad password security.

We talk to John Ptacek about AngularJS. Big-o notation. The worst programming language ever. Emailing hardware to outer space.

We talk to Trish Curry about moving to Azure, building mobile apps with Xamarin, and data science. Forking node, top 10 mistakes node.js developers make, shaving milliseconds, and how to make sure your app is on the nice list this Christmas.

We talk to Mattias and Jaana about the massive global opportunities for mobile apps. Artificial intelligence is now creating magic tricks. Home automation for $5.

We talk to Atley Hunter about designing your apps for monetization. SSL all the things. Cache is the new RAM. And a picture is worth a thousand words.

We talk to Anthony Russell about getting the next generation of technology enthusiasts. The Microsoft band is useful in surprising places. Http/2 all the things! Why did you write your code this way?

We talk to Rob Reynolds about the sweetness of Chocolatey. .NET is on Linux and Mac. Visual Studio 2015. Microsoft makes you an offer you can't refuse.

We talk with Jes Borland about SQL Server. Loads of Azure announcements from TechEd Europe. Making math easy with PhotoMath.

We talk to Kenny Young to find out how to get your boss to pay for Azure. How to become a better programmer by googling it. Microsoft is doooooomed.

We talk to Rob Irving and Simon Jackson about maximizing ad performance. Where do old devs go? How do office apps share 95% of their code?

We talk to Rick Barraza to learn everything we didn't know about design. Deploy to azure with the click of a button. How to mirror your screen on your TV. How to write unmaintainable code.

We discuss the awesomeness of the web with Jeremy Foster. Wow space battles actually work. The 4k programmer. And why is the NSA creating one programming language to rule them all?

We talk to Brian Muenzenmeyer about web performance optimization. Possibilities of RemoteApp. Why I don't teach SOLID. Mining bitcoin with pencil and paper.

We talk with Mads Kristensen about web essentials, SideWaffle, and extending visual studio. Get WinJS everywhere. How to salt your passwords to get the flavor just right. Build your own authenticator.

We talk with Brandon Martinez about his experiences using Azure Mobile Services. The new Nokia-sized iPhone. What is the killer smart watch app? Visualizing algorithms through animations. Carl won't stop talking about SideWaffle.

We talk to Ryan and Shireesh from the document DB team about the new hosted document database option in Azure. Google shows old versions of their homepage in older browsers. John Gruber and Jeff Atwood go head to head over markdown. Microsoft plays nice.

We talk with Justin Marks about agile within Microsoft. Supercharging Visual Studio with a new Bing extension. Add Window live tiles to Chrome.

We talk with Liam Cavanagh about the new Azure search service. Using Gooey to turn console applications into Windows applications. Azure SQL Database goes GA. How the Napa Earthquake Affected Bay Area Sleepers.

We talk to Jeff Blankenburg about fear, productivity, and how to rob a bank. Let's compile like it's 1992. Delete your mail while you're on vacation.

We talk with Marc Kuperstein about Azure Active Directory. Using Cortana when your phone is locked. Microsoft is dropping old versions of IE. And what ORM's have taught me - just learn SQL.

We talk with Nokia Ambassador Lance McCarthy about Windows app development. An update to Windows Phone 8.1. We look back to c for programming fundamentals, and look forward to C# 6.

We talk with Dan Rosanova about Azure Event Hubs and scaling to millions of devices. The single question for the most successful technical interview. Scaling to 560M page views each month on only 25 servers. Lots of XAML resources for building amazing apps.

This week we talk to Clark Sell about his new job at Telerik, "That Conference", Google is killing your laptop battery, Microsoft kills off some Nokia phones, and more!

We talk about Nitrogen.js and IoT with Tim Park. Got sweet code? Save it. The intro to reactive programming you've been missing, and why is c# suddenly so popular?

This week we talk with Phil Haack about GitHub and much more! Human JavaScript, Universal Windows Apps, and 10 real world algorithms that dominate our world.

This week we talk Azure with Eric D. Boyd from ResponsiveX. We also cover 7 things the surface pro 3 can do better than your laptop, observable object support in JavaScript, and home automation.

This week we ask what the heck is IoT? Video processing from a phone mounted to a car wheel. Azure ML. IE developer channel. What is a CDN? (sorry for the poor audio quality on Jason's side)

We talk with Greg Levenhagen about enterprise development. We take a look at a comparison between Swift and C#, The Share Icon that no one agrees on, Docker on Azure, and Windows is being used on the Mac Pro production line?

We talk with windows phone developer Anthony Russell about BattleHack! Also, Apple's recent WWDC announcements, optimizing SQL Server for Azure, and Azure service bus relay.

This week we're hacking Orleans. We also talk about a novel approach to silencing the iPhone camera shutter, how apple cheats, and the Surface 3 AMA.

We talk to Jason Short about his real world experience with the top mistakes developers make when building Windows apps. We also discuss the Surface Pro 3 annoucement.

Our TechEd 2014 recap. We also talk about an update to Windows Phone 8.1 and good news for Windows Phone adoption.

This week we talk to iOS and Windows Phone game developer Jeff Weber about his success to date with his fantastic game Krashlander. Jeff explains how he got into developing games and the experiences he had bringing his games to market. We also talk about Azure websites, Windows Phone news, That Conference, and congratulate Jeff and Jason on being selected as speakers.

Carl goes to DVLUP, embracing a hackfest culture, new sound setup, Nokia aquisition complete, MSDevShow.com is pinnable, and Azure storage options.

Jason and Carl talk about why they started the podcast. Jason gets excited about new hardware, and talks about setting up the show. We have special guest Brandon Martinez, and he talks about JavaScript promises. He was also the musical genius behind our intro music and logo.