Connected Show Podcast: Please Pass the Duct Tape
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In the latest episode of the
Connected Show, guest Joe Stagner joins Peter to discuss the future of ASP.NET, what it means to be the Misfit Geek at Microsoft, what Plan 9 means for web developers and some comparisons to
PHP.
Dmitry and Peter also discuss the news with Windows Azure management, Courier tablet rumors, the new WebsiteSpark program, and duct tape programming.
You can subscribe to the Connected Show through Zune or through iTunes.
Dmitry and Peter also discuss the news with Windows Azure management, Courier tablet rumors, the new WebsiteSpark program, and duct tape programming.
You can subscribe to the Connected Show through Zune or through iTunes.
Related Resources:
- Joe Stagner Blog
- Stagner – PHP vs ASP.NET – Windows versus Linux – Who’s the Fastest
- Dmitry Robsman on Plan 9
- Stagner – PHP Linux Windows ASP.NET Performance – Redux!
- Joel Spolsky – The Duct Tape Programmer
- Azure Management API Released
- Microsoft Courier tablet?
- Messenger Toolkit v3.5
- Developing Sharepoint Applications Guidance Released from Microsoft Patterns & Practices
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