NuGet In Depth: Empowering Open Source on the .NET Platform

The Discussion

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  HaaHa shows are nice that's sad they're limitied to only MIX looking forward to it... keep it up!

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  Tugberk, all of the content from MIX will be online after the converence if you want to check out. I made all of the junior devs at my company watch their Security video from last year.

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  @TheWoogyChuck:thanks for the suggesting but I have already watched them nearly all MIX10 I meant by limitied to only MIX that 'The HaaHa Show' only takes place on MIX events. that would be nice to watch monthly versions of them

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  When will you upload recording from this session ?

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  Not limited only to Mix...the first HaaHa was in Norway. I think there's video our there of that one.
  
  This show was great fun and will be up soon.

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  Can't wait to see this posted, it was by far the most enjoyable session of MIX11.

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  This was one of my favorite talks at MIX. The HaaHa was great. Looking forward to pushing my own packages.

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  In a word: awesome.

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  @Scott Hanselman:

  1 day ago

  Not limited only to Mix...the first HaaHa was in Norway. I think there's video our there of that one.
  
  This show was great fun and will be up soon.

  found it : http://www.dotnetrocks.com/default.aspx?showNum=458

  nicee then, I will wait for other HaaHa shows

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  Hi folks, I made a couple of mistakes during the talk and wrote up some corrections in this blog post: A Look Back At Mix.

   

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  Not awesome!
  
  Epic!

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  I stood up from my desk and started clapping and screaming Bravo! Bravo! Bravissimo!!

  You two have no idea how important you really are, to the developer community and the future.

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  Not only did I attend this session, I got the T-shirt!

  Shame it was only a NuGet T-shirt and not a Ha-Haa T-shirt.  You should get some of them made for next time Scott & Phil.

  Herbie

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  True, this is really cool for a corporate .NET developer who lives and breathes official blessed tools from Microsoft, but come on! The rest of the world has been doing this package management stuff for years and noone made a show out of it. Even .NET had a few package management solutions (OpenWrap and Componento to name a few), but sadly .NETters are very alien to anything that doesn't come from Microsoft, so these projects never got popular. This is sad as well, since they have some very nice ideas and did not introduce an unholy mess of dependencies on Visual Studio and PowerShell.
  
  To all .NET devs out there: command line is so much better than GUI point-and-clicketry.

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  great talk. how did you get the VS command prompt with nuget in the path? did you have to set that up manually or am I missing a trick?

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  OMG I GOT RICK ROLLED!
  
  
  I was watching this at work with the volume at medium. But when Rick Roll came on it was super loud and then everybody was like you just got rick rolled! AHHH

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  markheath - Yes, I just put it in c:\utils.

  anton Yep, we are years late on this. But it's here now and we're moving fast.

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  Make sure to turn your volume down before the last 5 minutes of the video. You have been warned.

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  NuGet is open source but not free software.
  avoid NuGet !!!