18: Talking with Jeremy Miller about Alt.Net

As a follow up to the last podcast that featured Mike Moore and Scott Bellware discussing Alt.Net I spoke with Jeremy Miller to put out a vision for what he feels Alt.Net should represent and how it can be a positive thing in the community. This will be the last episode here on this topic, I promise to get back to normal technology discussions (next episode is about BDD and TDD).

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-James
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17: The State of Alt.Net

Mike Moore came out of retirement for one more conversation with Scott Bellware on the current state of Alt.NET.

Scott's Tweets:

The Curve:

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16: State of IronRuby 2009

In my first solo-episode of the IronRuby podcast I talk with John Lam to get an update on the IronRuby project.

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15: Domain Driven Design

In this episode, I talk with Rob Conery and James Avery about Domain Driven Design.

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This is my last episode hosting the Alt.NET Podcast. I want to thank the many gracious guests that have helped make the podcast such a success, and the listeners that have supported us and endured my scratchy voice. I hope that both the Alt.NET and the larger .NET communities have benefited from the podcast. James Avery is taking over the podcast and I am very excited to see where he goes and what improvements he makes.

~Mike Moore

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14: Object Databases

In this episode, I talk with Rob Conery and James Avery about object databases.

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