Developing GitHub for Windows with Phil Haack and Tim Clem

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Developing GitHub for Windows with Phil Haack and Tim Clem

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May 18, 2012

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Announcing GitHub for Windows. The Git client you always wanted is here and it's for Windows. Our own Phil Haack and new friend Tim Clem talk about metro-style, WPF, their design philosophy, open source, and talk about our many other contributors and supporters like Keith Dahlby and the amazing Paul Betts.

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May 18, 2012

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Finding Passion for Software *or* The Return of the "Franklinator": Scott talks with Carl, who is back from a long hiatus, about the joys of programming and getting back to basics. Is it hard to stay passionate about this job? Is there a need for the community to revisit Computer Science 101? by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Sorting out Internationalization with Michael Kaplan: Michael Kaplan is a Developer in the Windows International group and the author of the popular 'Sorting It Out' blog that is dedicated it all things '-ization.' That means Globalization, Internationalization, and Localization. This show is is brought to you by the CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER A. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Microsoft Research: Spec#: Scott sits down with Mike Barnett and Rustan Leino of Microsoft Research and talks about the Spec# programming language. The compiler enables Design By Contract and extends C#. The team needs your help to get these features in the next version of C#! by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Quetzal Bradley on Testing after Unit Tests: In this episode Scott talks with Quetzal Bradley, a Microsoft developer on the Connected Systems Architecture Team, about testing after unit tests. Is 100% Code Coverage enough? by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Inside Outsourcing: In this episode Scott sits down with Venkat and Vinod from India, two Microsoft Regional Directors and gets their inside perspective on outsourcing. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Distributed Caching with Microsoft's "Velocity": Scott sits down on the TechEd floor with Anil and "MK" from the Velocity team to talk about Microsoft's new .NET Distributed Cache. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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The Odd Couple - A Developer and a Designer talk about working with XAML: Richard is a dev that spends most of his time in the presentation layer and Felix is a designer. Richard is focused on the Xaml and code, unlike Felix who is a tragically hip and talented designer who is focused on design and user experience. Can Xaml bring this odd couple together? by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Rocky Lhotka on Data Access Mania, LINQ and CSLA.NET: Scott talks with developer and author Rockford Lhotka about the attack of the DALs (Data Access Layers). How can we put LINQ to SQL, LINQ to Entities and classic multi-tiered design all into a larger context? What's the right strategy for your data access needs? Scott's got questions and Rocky's got opinions. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Beyond Continuous Integration: Continuous Monitoring with Owen Rogers: Scott sits down with Owen Rogers, one of the original authors of CruiseControl.NET, and hears about his ideas around a hardware and software platform that extends Continuous Integration with Continuous Monitoring. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Paint.NET with Rick Brewster: Scott talks with Paint.NET author Rick Brewster about some of the internals of his popular freeware application. They focus on deployment and setup, how Rick does it and what we can learn from him. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Dave Laribee on ALT.NET: This week Scott talks with Dave Laribee of Xclaim Software about the movement he named ALT.NET. Are these alternative principles or just business as usual? What can Microsoft learn from the Agile Community? by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Website Scaling War Stories with Richard Campbell: Scott and Richard chat (and chat and chat!) about scaling website and scalability in general while at the DevTeach Conference in Toronto. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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LineRider - Porting a Flash Game to Silverlight 2: In this episode, Scott talks to Rick Barraza, an Experience Architect from Cynergy with a background in Flash, and Bryan Perfetto, a Developer from Inxile writing his first Silverlight application. They chat about how and why they ported the popular Flash Game LineRider.com to Silverlight 2. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Week Two in South Africa - Victor: Scott's on holiday in South Africa with his family this month. Rather than doing repeats or "best of" shows, Scott's doing man-on-the-street interviews and uploading them over cell phone. In this episode, Scott talks to Victor, a lawyer and lecturer at the University of Lesotho. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Digital Photography Explained (for Geeks) with Aaron Hockley: Scott sits down with Amateur Photographer (recently-turned-pro) Aaron Hockley. Together they decode the technical language of photography and online photo sharing. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Lean Software Development with Tom and Mary Poppendieck: Scott sits down in Oslo, Norway with Tom and Mary Poppendieck to talk about Lean Software Development, the importance of The Business, and the real definition of success. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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.NET 3.5 SP1 is out...what's inside: Carl and Scott chat about what's new in .NET 3.5 SP1. There's a lot of new additions and improvements...should you care? by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Object Oriented AJAX with Scott Cate: Scott's in Australia this week, but he catches up with Scott Care from CloudDB.com and talks about the differences between MS-AJAX and jQuery. How does object-orientation work in Javascript? by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Tim Bray on Microblogging and Widefinder: In an interview organized on Twitter, Scott chats with Tim Bray, Distinguished Engineer at Sun and about Twitter and Microblogging and how the community squeezes performance of his WideFinder and WideFinder 2 challenges. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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StackOverflow uses ASP.NET MVC - Jeff Atwood and his technical team: Scott chats with Jeff Atwood of CodingHorror.com and most recently, StackOverflow.com. Jeff and Joel Spolsky and their technical team have created a new class of application using ASP.NET MVC. What works, what doesn't, and how did it all go down? by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Week Three in South Africa - Ntombenhle: Scott's on holiday in South Africa with his family this month. Rather than doing repeats or "best of" shows, Scott's doing man-on-the-street interviews and uploading them over cell phone. In this episode, Scott talks to his Wife, Ntombenhle, an MBA and Homemaker from Zimbabwe. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Subsonic with Rob Conery: What is Subsonic and should you use it? Scott and Rob Conery chat about his baby and comparisons to other Open Source frameworks. Also, Scott tries to get free consulting for his new pet project. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Accessibility in Web and Rich Applications: In this episode Scott talks to Saqib Shaikh, a developer for Microsoft Consulting Services in the UK, who is also blind. They chat about accessibility in Windows, on the Web and in the next generation of Web Applications written with AJAX and Silverlight. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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Dare Obasanjo on Social Networking: Scott sits down with Dare Obasanjo and they chat about the interesting problems that Social Networking sites face. by Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
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