We are joined by our guest Mark Miller from DevExpress. Mark talks about how to create a great user experience in apps that includes discoverability and efficiency. He also talks about dogfooding the CodeRush refactoring tool on his Twitch channel, three times a week.

We are joined by our guest Adam Gordon Bell. Adam discusses working remote on a distributed team for the past 8 years and gives tips along the way.

We are joined by our guest Mike Geyser from South Africa. Mike talks about building network tollerant progressive web apps that includes client-side caching and SQL in the browser!

We are joined by our guest Magnus Mårtensson a Regional Director for Microsoft. Magnus talks about monitoring and practical design patterns and DevOps to get the most out of Azure. He also talks about the annual Global Azure Bootcamp.

In this special episode, Woody discusses the over use of Object Oriented Programming (OOP) that end up making code complex for no good reason. He also shares how he goes about creating types properly when it comes to OOP, even for microservices. David chimes in that most of the code he sees at work does not use enough proper use of OOP.

We are joined by our guest Rachel Appel. Rachel talks about her new job at JetBrains and moving to Germany. Other things and stuff includes Java Script frameworks, Blazor and even drug testing at software companies.

Dogfooding: David talks about his frustrations with the Windows update... especially right before speaking at conference.

WTF Were They Thinking?: Woody discusses the over use of object oriented programming in code he sees.

We are joined by our guest Adnan Masood. Adnan discusses ethical biases that can show up in artificial intelligence (AI) data sets and how they can affect end users.

We are joined by our guest Bill Wolff. Bill goes way back, all the way back to the 70's and discusses being part of a tech community, user groups, conferences and more. Bill has some great stories from the past and even talks about how he once picked up Bill Gates at an airport to speak at a community event in the Philadelphia, PA area.

In this first special episode, Woody interviews David on being a speaker at conferences and user groups for 25 years and how it has helped his career.

We are joined by our guest Jeff Fritz from Microsoft. Jeff, Dave and Woody have a spirited and fun discussion about how to tell when your open-source project is done or when others are dead or abandoned. Along the way they also discuss .NET Clr, .NET Core, Azure, GitHub, NuGet, Windows, learning, regression/ automated testing, source control and more.