Podcasts about CodePlex

Seventeen years of Automapper! Carl and Richard talk to Jimmy Bogard about his latest version of Automapper - and the challenge of maintaining a long-lived and much-loved open-source library! Jimmy talks about the origins of Automapper as a tool he needed for working with clients and automating the mapping of objects. Initially, he moved to GitHub on Codeplex in 2009, and as open source became more popular in the .NET community, Automapper has hundreds of millions of downloads. And now, the next challenge - how to sustain this open-source project!

Seventeen years of Automapper! Carl and Richard talk to Jimmy Bogard about his latest version of Automapper - and the challenge of maintaining a long-lived and much-loved open-source library! Jimmy talks about the origins of Automapper as a tool he needed for working with clients and automating the mapping of objects. Initially, he moved to GitHub on Codeplex in 2009, and as open source became more popular in the .NET community, Automapper has hundreds of millions of downloads. And now, the next challenge - how to sustain this open-source project!

Google shuttered its source code hosting service Google Code in 2015. Like Facebook, Twitter, and most other major technology companies, Google primarily shifted to a similar service called GitHub to host its own open source projects. Microsoft followed suit and closed its CodePlex service in 2017. It acquired GitHub the next year.

Llegó el café informativo de sysarmy. Noticias del mundo Linux, Administración de sistemas y DevOps, mezclado con novedades sobre eventos, meetups, etc. Esta vez retomamos lo hablado en el episodio anterior sobre CloudBleed y GitLab, y charlamos sobre la caída similar que tuvo Digital Ocean, en otro orden de noticias una empresa acusó a su ex sysadmin, los chistes del April Fool's Day, un picadito de noticias y cobertura de eventos. == Mencionados en este episodio == Incident report on CloudBleed: https://goo.gl/r1EW5C How is team-member-1 doing?: https://goo.gl/soHFnn Digital Ocean April 5th outage: https://goo.gl/M5fp2F Sysadmin 'trashed old bosses' Oracle database with ticking logic bomb': https://goo.gl/yKeXw7 Google Wind: https://goo.gl/ENlfK4 Stack Overflow Dance Dance Authentication: https://goo.gl/da2UiS PornHub April Fools': https://goo.gl/tUKWSC PornHub HTTPS: https://goo.gl/ZL5Qw9 USA ISP data sharing: https://goo.gl/DYN4Ci Open a tab and make some noise: https://goo.gl/KMp7JV Android overtakes Windows: https://goo.gl/NmKV46 Shutting down CodePlex: https://goo.gl/PFJHnC Canonical Shuts Door On Unity, Ubuntu Phone: https://goo.gl/1lGNOq Canonical, Jane Silber stepping down: https://goo.gl/455oa0 == Eventos y meetups == VII Encuentro nacional ArNog: https://goo.gl/EWBx4L #meetarmy: https://goo.gl/W9fi4l FLISOL CABA: https://goo.gl/34b6IY #AdminBirras: https://goo.gl/EqGCSx Geek Out Fest 3.0: https://goo.gl/uC2eX8 CFP nerdear.la: https://goo.gl/SPNzlf == Búsquedas laborales == Talent IT up: https://goo.gl/skUvhh MuleSoft: https://goo.gl/wK0qAk OLX: https://goo.gl/BaWy8l sysarmy en LinkedIn: https://goo.gl/1QMlCv == Otros mencionados == EkoSpace en Facebook: https://goo.gl/VOzYle EkoSpace en Twitter: https://goo.gl/umJHVp == Encontranos en == Web: http://sysar.my Twitter: @sysarmy Facebook: Elección Root IRC en Freenode: #sysarmy Ivoox: https://goo.gl/GtISQ9 Pocketcast: http://pca.st/D3H0 iTunes: https://goo.gl/Nrt22g ==Conducen este episodio== Ariel Jolo: @ajolo Jorge Abreu: @ar_jorge1987

After 27 episodes, we realized that we haven't really covered the science and theory behind what we talk about every week, Enterprise Information Management. So, EP28 is dedicated to dissecting what makes up EIM and how it applies to what we, AND you do. As always, we bring you the latest news, including Group retention, CodePlex info and much much more.

This week's podcast is live from SPTechCon in Austin. We talk about the upcoming SharePoint Virtual Summit and what will be discussed there. We also lament the closing down of Codeplex and discuss one of our favorite projects, the SharePoint Search Query Tool. We wrap the show up discussing how my dishwasher may hack my refrigerator with the microwave's help.

Mike and Steve are snooping your hard drives and discussing the latest privacy laws in the US, Amazon's new Make-A-Phonetree service, YouTube's latest issues with advertisers pulling their ads and the demise of CodePlex.

Sara Ford is a Senior Product Manager at GitHub on the Editor Tools team. Previously she worked at Microsoft for over a decade on their developer tools, including Visual Studio and CodePlex. In 2015, Sara received her Masters degree in Human Factors (HCI / UX) at San Jose State University because she wants to make developer tools usable. Sara's life-long dream is to be a 97-year old weightlifter, so she can be featured on the local news.

How do you manage your SQL Servers? Richard talks to Boris Hristov about using Policy-Based Management tools in SQL Server. These tools have been in the box since SQL Server 2008, but it's amazing how many folks still don't use them - are you really RDPing into every SQL Server? Hristov talks about using the Policy-Based Management tools to sweep across all of your SQL Servers and check what various settings are at - and change them if you need to! The conversation also digs into creating a Central Management Server to have a repository of all SQL Server instances and make it easy to propagate changes. Finally, if you're ready to step up your SQL management game, take a look at the Enterprise Policy Management Framework, a CodePlex project to do detailed analysis and reporting on your entire SQL Server landscape.

The Reactive Extensions (Rx) is a library for building async and event-based programs using observable sequences & query operators. Developers can use Rx to represent asynchronous data streams with Observables and query those data streams using LINQ operators. Rx can  utilize Schedulers to parameterize concurrency asynchronous data streams.   Simply put, Rx = Observables + LINQ + Schedulers.   Rx comes in many flavors and there are a lot of resources out there. Microsoft has open sourced this interesting and powerful way to work with async data streams so that we can all contribute and benefit from its strengths & weaknesses.Matthew Podwysocki (@mattpodwysocki), Microsoft ‘Open Sourcerer', demystifies the Rx realm and opens our minds to new ideas. Resources Reactive Extensions on Codeplex - https://rx.codeplex.com/ Reactive Extensions on Github -  https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/ Intro To Rx Book -  http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008GM3YPM/ React and Rx Examples - https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/RxJS/tree/master/examples/ community resources - http://reactivex.io/community.html reactivex.io - http://reactivex.io/ tutorials - http://reactivex.io/tutorials.html stock server - https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/RxJS/tree/master/examples/stockserver Rx twitter - https://twitter.com/ReactiveX Microsoft Github List - https://microsoft.github.io/ Panelists Erik Isaksen - UX Engineer at3Pillar Global Rob Simpson - Senior Front End Developer atCapco Nick Niemeir- JavaScript Agent Engineer atNew Relic Danny Blue - Front End Engineer at Deloitte Digital

In episode 20, Jeremy Thake chats to Doug Mahugh, Eric White and Chris Rae about the Open XML SDK. Weekly Update Understanding the Office 365 Discovery Service API Flow by Scot Hillier on ITUnity Find out in which Office rich client your Office APP is opened by Elio Struyf SharePoint health check (1): Auditing the SharePoint farm by Matthias Einig Building solutions with the Office Graph by Waldek Mastykarz Create Delve clone using Content Search Web Part by Mikael Svenson Four steps to smarter App Part resizing by Cas van Iersel Show Notes Open XML WikiPedia Open XML SDK on GitHub.com Open XML SDK Open Source on blogs.office.com Open XML SDK documentation Open XML Developer .org Open XML for JavaScript Samples: HTML Converter DocumentBuilder PresentationBuilder OpenXmlRegex Word Automation Services Productivity Tool Screencast series: Screencast on open source the SDK Screencast shows using in on Linux Screencast series – introduction to Open XML Got questions or comments about the show? Join the O365 Dev Podcast on the Office 365 Technical Network. The podcast RSS has been submitted to all the stores and marketplaces but takes time, please add directly with the RSS http://feeds.feedburner.com/Office365DeveloperPodcast. About Eric White Eric White is an Open XML and document formats enthusiast who has been working with Open XML since 2007.  Currently he is the facilitator at OpenXmlDeveloper.org.  He is also the developer and maintainer of PowerTools for Open XML, a project on Codeplex that provides guidance and examples for key Open XML scenarios.  He is also one of the maintainers of the open source version of the Open XML SDK. About the host Jeremy is a newly appointed technical product manager at Microsoft responsible for the Visual Studio Developer story for Office 365 development. Previously he worked at AvePoint Inc., a large ISV, as the chief architect shipping two apps to the Office Store. He has been heavily involved in the SharePoint community since 2006 and was awarded the SharePoint MVP award four years in a row before retiring the title to move to Microsoft. You can find Jeremy blogging at www.jeremythake.com and tweeting at @jthake.  

Carl and Richard talk to Mårten Rånge about his efforts to contribute to the open source project that is F#. F# is really open source and taking public contributions, but as Mårten explains, it's not that simple. You need to get engaged with the project on CodePlex and actually get to know the team and where the project is at to hope to make a difference there. As Mårten says, everyone is very nice, but they do have a vision of where the project is going - and you can contribute to that vision! The conversation digs into what it takes to actually build your own version of F# as well as the art of making a contribution to a project that will ultimately be delivered in Visual Studio. This is just the start for Mårten, and perhaps for you also!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Carl and Richard talk to Mårten Rånge about his efforts to contribute to the open source project that is F#. F# is really open source and taking public contributions, but as Mårten explains, it's not that simple. You need to get engaged with the project on CodePlex and actually get to know the team and where the project is at to hope to make a difference there. As Mårten says, everyone is very nice, but they do have a vision of where the project is going - and you can contribute to that vision! The conversation digs into what it takes to actually build your own version of F# as well as the art of making a contribution to a project that will ultimately be delivered in Visual Studio. This is just the start for Mårten, and perhaps for you also!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Carl and Richard talk to Bill Wagner about some of the features coming in C# 6.0. The conversation starts with the history - the internal Microsoft project known as Roslyn has become an open source project on Codeplex. Bill runs down a number of cool features coming in C# 6.0, including primary constructors, improvements to Await and more. No idea when the shipping date is, but C# 6.0 is in the Visual Studio 2014 CTPs and is available for download any time you like!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Carl and Richard talk to Bill Wagner about some of the features coming in C# 6.0. The conversation starts with the history - the internal Microsoft project known as Roslyn has become an open source project on Codeplex. Bill runs down a number of cool features coming in C# 6.0, including primary constructors, improvements to Await and more. No idea when the shipping date is, but C# 6.0 is in the Visual Studio 2014 CTPs and is available for download any time you like!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Richard chats with Microsoft Premier Field Engineer Clint Huffman about his book the Windows Performance Analysis Field Guide. Clint is also the genius behind the Performance Analysis of Logs (PAL) Tool on CodePlex. See a theme here? Clint is focused on understand why things in Windows (and elsewhere) go fast or slow. And he's willing to share his insight! The book focuses primarily on Windows challenges, and also references the Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA). Between PAL and WPA, you have all the tools you need to understand Windows performance better - and they're free! But the book isn't free, and you should buy it. It's real world advice from a guy who's been there and done that.

At the beginning of the west coast leg of the ModernApps2013 road trip, Carl and Richard talk to Julie Lerman about the latest features of Entity Framework in Visual Studio 2013. Julie talks about the improvements made in EF6, the version of Entity Framework that ships 'alongside' Visual Studio 2013. The focus is on code-first data interaction, but along the way Richard puts on his DBA app and complains. The conversation digs into performance, tuning and creating maintainable data that works well with EF. And most importantly, Julie discusses how Entity Framework is now entirely open source and on CodePlex! More great thoughts from Julie!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

At the beginning of the west coast leg of the ModernApps2013 road trip, Carl and Richard talk to Julie Lerman about the latest features of Entity Framework in Visual Studio 2013. Julie talks about the improvements made in EF6, the version of Entity Framework that ships 'alongside' Visual Studio 2013. The focus is on code-first data interaction, but along the way Richard puts on his DBA app and complains. The conversation digs into performance, tuning and creating maintainable data that works well with EF. And most importantly, Julie discusses how Entity Framework is now entirely open source and on CodePlex! More great thoughts from Julie!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Visual Studio 2013 RC is out for download, we discuss that along with Martins baptism of fire on CodePlex and round up the usual news in the TFS universe. For feedback contact radiotfs@gmail.com, call +1 425 233-8379 or visit http://www.radiotfs.com

Visual Studio 2013 RC is out for download, we discuss that along with Martins baptism of fire on CodePlex and round up the usual news in the TFS universe. For feedback contact radiotfs@gmail.com, call +1 425 233-8379 or visit http://www.radiotfs.com

Richard chats with Mickey Gousset about System Center Orchestrator 2012. Mickey talks about the role orchestrator plays interacting between other System Center products (like Operations Manager and Service Manager), and/or third party apps, creating a place for all your scripts to live. Yes, it's true, scripts live on with Orchestrator, although you can use other tools to build runbooks using drag-and-drop tools as well. The conversation also digs into the thriving third-party community for Orchestrator, including Orchestrator on CodePlex. Check it out!

In this episode, we talk to Martin Geisler, a long time contributor to the Mercurial project. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element. Use the link below to download the mp3 manually. Link to mp3Martin is a software developer since 15 years, focusing mainly on Python. I met him at a conference some years back where I talked about Git-SVN, and he talked about Mercurial, and we got to have some really interesting discussions on Git vs Mercurial, some of which we were able to recreate for recording this episode.Links and resources from the show:Martin's homepage (redirects to his Google+ account at the time of writing)The two frameworks Martin mentioned for Python development:Pyramid SQL Alchemy Mercurial Steve Losh's Git Koans Steve Losh explaining the diff between Mercurial and GitCodePlex announced Mercurial support Bitbucket announced Git support Google Code announces Git support Announcing Kiln Harmony Facebook's discussion on the Git mailing list Mercurial/Git integration with HgGit JavaHG Mercurial's Command Server Mercurial Phases Mercurial Changeset Evolution Some other useful things we didn't talk about:Hints for would-be Mercurial power users Revision sets and file sets (built-in query languages that let you select revisions and files)Mercurial for Git usersFinally, new users might find a minimal ~/.hgrc file with my favorite extensions useful:[ui]username = Your Name [extensions]# Color output and show progress bars in your terminalcolor =progress =# Pipe output into a pagerpager =# Enable 'hg rebase' and 'hg pull --rebase'rebase =# Enable 'hg histedit', like 'git rebase -i'histedit =# Enable 'hg record', like 'git add -i; git commit'record =[pager]# Set $PAGER or specify the pager to use here: pager = less -FRX Listen to the episode on YouTube

While at CodeMash, Carl and Richard collected some great stories. First up is Evan Hauck, who digs into CUDAfy, a library on Codeplex that allows you to run C# code (any IL code actually) on your GPU. The second story is about Jessie Shternshus and her company The Improv Effect. Jessie talks about how she uses improv to help teams work together more effectively. Another awesome CodeMash!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

At the Nashville stop of the .NET Rocks Visual Studio 2012 Launch Road Trip, Carl and Richard sat down with Kate Gregory to talk about C++ in Windows 8. Kate talks about how C++ has evolved to be a much more pleasant language to work in than the old days, as well as exploring how you can take advantage of amazing C++ technology like AMP to harness GPUs to do parallel processing. The conversation also turns to Hilo, a sample C++/XAML Windows 8 project on CodePlex. There's never been a better time to be a C++ programmer!

One day we woke up and things were different. Maybe it happened overnight, maybe it took many years. Suddenly the ASP.NET Web Stack is open source, hosted using Git on CodePlex and taking pull requests from the Mono team. We can run node.js and Java alongside ASP.NET in the Azure Cloud and deploy them easily. The Visual Studio editor supports HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript in a big way. ASP.NET ships not only the open source jQuery library out of the box but also KnockoutJS, jQuery UI, jQuery Mobile and Modernizr. The Azure SDKs are hosted on Github. We are scripting thousands of Virtual Machines from the command line while others are creating things today with JavaScript that were impossible yesterday. Join Scott Hanselman as he explores the relationship between the Cloud and the Browser, many Languages and one Languages, how it might all fit together and what comes next. Development is fun again.

Windows Azure enables developers to use a variety of workflows to automatically deploy code from the tools you’re already using, like TFS, CodePlex, and GitHub. This talk will focus on the various ways to deploy your projects to Windows Azure Web Sites, including git deployment, TFS deployment, continuous integration and custom scripts. Come join us and check out how easy it is to deploy your ASP.NET, Node, and PHP applications to the cloud.

This morning's episode was recorded early so my European friends could join in at a reasonable hour and heckle. I told them how much fun I had at SharePoint Saturday New Hampshire and how they should go to SPS events too. Then I told them about how I screwed up last week talking about the Request Manager, but how Spence set me straight. Then I talked about my blog post on using PowerShell to make domains in Windows Server 2012. Finally I talk about some SQL things and some Codeplex projects that came out recently that I took a shine too.

Join Tim Huckaby, Founder of InterKnowlogy and Actus Interactive Software, and Scott Hanselman, Principal Program Manager for Microsoft, as they discuss ASP.Net and Open Source Software (OSS). Scott talks about open sourcing ASP.NET MVC 4, ASP.NET Web API, ASP.NET Web Pages v2 (Razor) all with contributions under the Apache 2.0 license on CodePlex using Git.Tune in, this great interview is full of information!You can find the open source : ASP.NET components on CodePlex using GitAbout ScottScott Hanselman works for Microsoft as Principal Community Architect for Web Platform and Tools, aiming to spread the good word about developing software, most often on the Microsoft stack. Before this he was the Chief Architect at Corillian Corporation, now a part of Checkfree. For 6+ years and before that he was a Principal Consultant at STEP Technology for nearly 7 years. He was also involved in a few things Microsoft-related like the MVP and RD programs and will speak about computers (and other passions) whenever someone will listen to him. He's written in a few books, most recently with Bill Evjen and Devin Rader on Professional ASP.NET. He blogs at http://www.hanselman.com and podcasts weekly at http://www.hanselminutes.com and http://www.thisdeveloperslife.com. About TimTim Huckaby is focused on the Natural User Interface (NUI) in Rich Client and Rich Internet Application (RIA) Technologies like Silverlight & WPF on the computer, the Surface, and Windows Phone 7. He has been called a "Pioneer of the Smart Client Revolution" by the press.Tim has been awarded multiple times for the highest rated Keynote and technical presentations for Microsoft and numerous other technology conferences around the world by Microsoft Corporation. Tim has done presentations on Microsoft technologies at technology events like Microsoft Tech Ed, Product Launch events, Dev Days, MEC, World Wide Partner Conference, MGB, MGX, and the PDC, along with 3rd party technology conferences all over the world is consistently rated in the top 10% of all speakers at these events. Tim was selected by Microsoft as a speaker for the International .NET Association and speaks at events world-wide on Microsoft's behalf. Tim has done keynote demos at big Microsoft events and product launches for numerous Microsoft executives including Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer.Tim founded InterKnowlogy, experts in Microsoft .NET and Microsoft Platforms, and Actus Interactive Software, and has 25+ years experience including serving on a Microsoft product team as a development lead on an architecture team. Tim is a Microsoft Regional Director, an MVP and serves on multiple Microsoft councils and boards like the Microsoft .NET Partner Advisory Council. Scott Hanselman and Tim Huckaby recommend you check outScott Handelman's blog The Hanselminutes Podcast and This Developers Life Follow Scott on Twitter @shanselman and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/scott.hanselman.public ASP.NET components on CodePlex using Git ASP.NET Open Source Visual Studio 11 BETA Tim Huckaby's blog Follow Tim on Twitter @TimHuckaby

In this show Greg and Martin talk about the updated to TFSPreview.com and CodePlex. We discussed the community TFS Build Manager, getting Team Build working with SSDT and ways of managing documentation with Team Foundation Server. For feedback contact radiotfs@gmail.com, call +1 425 233-8379 or visit http://www.radiotfs.com

In this show Greg and Martin talk about the updated to TFSPreview.com and CodePlex. We discussed the community TFS Build Manager, getting Team Build working with SSDT and ways of managing documentation with Team Foundation Server. For feedback contact radiotfs@gmail.com, call +1 425 233-8379 or visit http://www.radiotfs.com

Scott sits down with infrastructure engineer Matt Hawley to find out how the CodePlex team implemented the Git distributed source control system. CodePlex now supports TFS, Mercurial and Git as choices for source.

Unsupported Operation Episode 69Chronon 3 beta - 10x performance improvement, massive memory usage improvementContinuous Deployment with Jenkins/TomcatExploiting Tomcat - all your ROOT are belond to us.Cliff Click leaves Azul systems to form 0xdata and build H2O databasePangool - an easy to use fluent Java DSL for Hadoop queriesZooKeeper 3.3.5Weld 1.1.6A model for improving namesPHPStorm / WebStorm 4.0 EAP 117.65IntelliJ IDEA 11.1 RC3jClouds bindings for clojure - from HP CloudArchiva gets a new website thanks for the Maven Fluido skinHTTP “Prefer” header draftclojure-maven-plugin 1.3.10Microsoft tries to stay relevant and adds Git to Codeplex

In this episode, I focus on another small tweak that developers can add to their apps that will help make those apps look a lot more like native apps. I’m referring to the addition of the Tilt Effect to controls. By default, when you add controls to the canvas in Visual Studio or Expression Blend they do not get the tilt effect. This may seem like a small thing but as I’ve mentioned before the experience is something that users will notice and their ratings and as a result your rankings will be affected by that. The thing is, that there is, in fact, a really easy way to add the tilt effect to your apps using the Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit . You can grab the source code for that from Codeplex or, even easier, you can just pull it in to your project and reference it using Nuget.Adding the Tilt Effect is as simple as adding the namespace for the toolkit and then adding the effect to either the individual controls or to the entire page. In most cases it shouldn’t take you more than a few seconds on each of the pages in your project so there’s really no reason for you not to take advantage of this.Let me know what you think about this episode of Top Ranked.If you have questions about any of the videos, about problems or issues you’re hitting or if you have topics that you think would be of interest to other devs on the Windows Phone platform then drop me a note. I’d be particularly interested in hearing about some of the best practices you’ve adopted that you think have raised your quality or your ratings/ranking in the Marketplace. I’ll be sure to give full credit and link love whenever I can.The Top Ranked series is hosted on Channel 9. You can view all the past videos there. You can also subscribe to the entire series via Zune or iTunes. All that is available here: https://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Top-RankedLet me know what you think by dropping me a note via the comment form below.Or better yet follow me on twitter and drop me a note there: https://twitter.com/benrigaTechnorati Tags: Windows Phone,Windows Phone Development,wpdev,Windows Phone Marketplace,Control Feedback,Silverlight Toolkit,Tilt Effect

In this episode we sat down for a chat with Jonathan Wanagel who is the Principal Development Manager over at CodePlex, Microsofts Open Source hosting site that is based on Team Foundation Server. For feedback contact radiotfs@gmail.com, call +1 425 233-8379 or visit http://www.radiotfs.com

In this episode we sat down for a chat with Jonathan Wanagel who is the Principal Development Manager over at CodePlex, Microsofts Open Source hosting site that is based on Team Foundation Server. For feedback contact radiotfs@gmail.com, call +1 425 233-8379 or visit http://www.radiotfs.com

In this episode, Microsoft's own Sara Ford joins Peter to discuss her work on the CodePlex.com open source software hosting platform. Sara dishes on how the Codeplex.com team evolved the site over time using Agile methodologies, as well as her own journey from Visual Studio tipster to Silicon Valley Technology Evangelist (Interview starts at 21:39). Also on tap, guest host Dani Diaz joins Peter to cover the latest Microsoft interoperability news including: Nick Knocks, CoApp, SQL Reporting Services for PHP, oData, and PHP on Azure.

In this episode Peter and Dmitry run solo to discuss the latest ‘buzz’ around the web, Jon Skeet jokes, marriage and other “developer” topics. Eventually the duo also covers hard news such as CodePlex updates, Visual Studio 2010 RC, Azure Platform updates, Moonlight and much more.

Richard and Greg talk to Clint Huffman from Microsoft's Premier Field Engineering (PFE) about the new version of Performance Analysis of Logs (PAL). PAL is available on CodePlex at http://pal.codeplex.com. It's job is to help you analyze performance monitor logs for various Microsoft applications and identify out-of-normal values. PAL solves the key problem of Performance Monitor - identifying what numbers are good, what numbers are bad, and what numbers are ugly. Check out Clint's blog at http://blogs.technet.com/clinth.

In this episode, guest Paul Thurrott joins us to discuss Windows Server 2008 R2 and Virtualization. Also Peter and Dmitry discuss the news about Codeplex.org, a new open source software foundation created by Microsoft!

In this unusual episode of Hanselminutes, organized late at night over Twitter, and recorded as a community conference call, Scott moderates a discussion on open source and the new CodePlex Foundation.

Darrin Bishop At MOSSCamp Chicago 2008 Larry interviewed Darrin Bishop, an independent Consultant with the Darrin Bishop Group and a Microsoft MVP on Windows SharePoint Services.  They talk about how a .NET Developer can get started on developing on SharePoint, including how to setup your developer machine for SharePoint Development. Show Notes MOSSCamp Project on Codeplex SharePoint Designer SharePoint Virtual Hard Drive (evaluation) Setting up SharePoint on MSDN Darrin's Laptop rig with external hard drive (picture) MSDN Developer Conference registration is open Darrin's recommended tools Visual Studio Extensions for WSS Powershell IE Developer Toolbar SharePoint Manager 2007 on CodePlex SharePoint Guidance from P&P TypeMOCK Isolator for SharePoint Unit Testing Download / Listen to the Show http://shows.thirstydeveloper.com/TD043.mp3 Ways to connect with your hosts: Dave Bost: Blog, Twitter Feed, Facebook Profile, GamerTag Larry Clarkin: Blog, Twitter Feed, Facebook Profile, GamerTag

Peter, Maarten, Constance and Larry Dave and Larry caught up with the Microsoft Community Program Manager Constanze Roman and 2 Microsoft Mobile MVPs: Peter Nowak and Maarten Struys about some of the great announcements about Windows Mobile at the PDC.  Specifically they talk about Silverlight 2 for Mobile and Live Mesh for Mobile clients. Show Notes PDC Silverlight 2 Mobile Session Interview with Amit Chopra Mobile Development Center on MSDN Codeplex MSDN Code Gallery OpenNetCF MSDN Developer Conference registration is open Download / Listen to the Show http://shows.thirstydeveloper.com/TD042.mp3 Ways to connect with your hosts: Dave Bost: Blog, Twitter Feed, Facebook Profile, GamerTag Larry Clarkin: Blog, Twitter Feed, Facebook Profile, GamerTag

In this episode we talk with George Durzi a consultant with Clarity Consulting in Chicago, IL about a project that he worked on that used Vista Gadgets, Unified Communications and WPF. Show Notes George committed to MOSSCamp 2008 during the show: MOSSCamp Website and Registration The project that George worked on is up on CodePlex at: http://www.codeplex.com/MOCVistaGadget WPF presence controls for Communicator 2007: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=5001d612-533a-4721-91ea-da990d94ff0f&DisplayLang=en Download / Listen to the Show http://shows.thirstydeveloper.com/TD036.mp3 Ways to connect with your hosts: Dave Bost: Blog, Twitter Feed, Facebook Profile, GamerTag Larry Clarkin: Blog, Twitter Feed, Facebook Profile, GamerTag

In this show, we talk with Joe Stagner, who is Microsoft's Opinionated Misfit Geek and a program manager in the developer division community team.  We caught up with Joe at the PHP|Tek 2008 conference in Chicago, IL Show Notes During the show we talked about a number of the open source initiatives at Microsoft, including: CodePlex - an open source hosting platform by Microsoft Port 25 - a communication portal ASP.NET MVC Framework - a project under development Zune Contest Winner We are please to announce the winner of our second Zune contest.  Michael Wood of Kentucky is our lucky winner.  Michael is one of the founders of the Cincinnati .NET User Group.  Enjoy your Zune! Download / Listen to the Show http://thirstydeveloper.com/Shows/TD025-JoeStagner.mp3 Blogs you should know Larry's pick: arCast.tv Dave's pick: Rob Conery's Weke Road Ways to connect with Dave and Larry: Dave's Blog, Twitter Feed, Facebook Profile Larry's Blog, Twitter Feed, Facebook Profile

In this show SQL Server Product Group community lead Ed Lehman discusses the community surrounding SQL Server including the MVP program, the Connect site and CodePlex.

Carl and Richard talk to Sam Ramji and Bill Staples about the Codeplex Foundation, which provides a framework to facilitate the participation of corporate software developers in open source projects communities.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Carl and Richard talk to Rob Eisenberg about Caliburn.Micro, a MVVM framework available on Codeplex. Caliburn.Micro takes Convention-over-Configuration further, utilizing naming conventions to handle a large number of data binding, validation and other action-based characteristics in your app.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Carl and Richard talk to Geoff Smith and Howard van Rooijen about S#arp architecture. S#arp architecture provides guidance on how to build ASP.NET MVC applications with nHibernate. It follows Eric Evan's Domain Driven Design principles very closely. The conversation also jumped over to StyleCop, the CodePlex project for standardizing code standards and Templify, an open source tool for building T4 templates.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Carl and Richard talk to Jeremy Likness about Silverlight 5. Is Silverlight dead? Not by a long shot. Jeremy talks about the great work going on the Silverlight today and how it still is the most efficient way to build applications that run on both Windows and OSX. The conversation drills into the new features of Silverlight 5 and dispels a lot of the myths around the future of Silverlight. Jeremy also talks about Jounce, his MVVM+MEF framework on Codeplex and the relationship between Silverlight and WinRT.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

While at CodeMash, Carl and Richard collected some great stories. First up is Evan Hauck, who digs into CUDAfy, a library on Codeplex that allows you to run C# code (any IL code actually) on your GPU. The second story is about Jessie Shternshus and her company The Improv Effect. Jessie talks about how she uses improv to help teams work together more effectively. Another awesome CodeMash!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations