Immo Landwerth and David Kean - Open sourcing the .NET Framework

Video recording of the January, 14th 2015 GitHub API Review of .NET Core Pull Requests.
Notes are available on GitHub.
From left to right in the 360 degree view at the bottom:
Thanks for being so transparent.
Really nice to see this old school approach finally materialize in 2015. We often talked about filming meetings and sharing them on C9, but we never got around to pulling it off (and frankly never figured out how to make it an enjoyable experience for viewers...).
Great work, Immo et al! Looking forward to more of these. API reviewing is currently one of the things we do on my not-so-new team. Great learning here!
Keep on posting,
C
Immo,
I vote for throwing some code reviews in too.
Good video. I would like to see more of this. Thanks.
What application are you using to view the diffs and add comments.
Really nice to see this old school approach finally materialize in 2015. We often talked about filming meetings and sharing them on C9, but we never got around to pulling it off (and frankly never figured out how to make it an enjoyable experience for viewers...).
Great work, Immo et al! Looking forward to more of these. API reviewing is currently one of the things we do on my not-so-new team. Great learning here!
Thanks for the kind words! You bet we keep posting :)
We don't do meetings for code reviews as this would be terribly inefficient. For code reviews, our team members use pull requests which you can follow and participate in on GitHub.
Good video. I would like to see more of this. Thanks.
Sure thing!
1 hour ago, Alxandr​Heintz wrote
What application are you using to view the diffs and add comments.
This is really interesting and nice to see Krzysztof Cwalina there. Thanks.
The unit test generator Test Monkey builds basic tests for various common interfaces.
http://testmonkey.codeplex.com/
The tool is still a work in progress, but I have used it on several projects.