We talk with David Catuhe about the UWP community toolkit. Linux on an 8-bit computer emulating 32 bits. TypeScript 2.0. And this show is late because Jason was riding his boosted board.

We talk with Katrina Owen about refactoring. Is Coding Style still a thing? Open APIs or be doomed, says Visa, And I didn't want an iPhone 7, but I'll take a free one.

We talk with Bill Bain about in-memory computing. Using machine learning to enhance images and identify cucumbers. How to finally agree on a time to schedule a meeting. And spaces vs tabs. Again…

Carl and Jason disagree on the trolley problem. Using code for home automation. And Jason has a tip that can make you over $1000 in 3 months.

We talk with Daren May and Jerry Nixon about developing UWP applications for Xbox. Azure gets GPU capabilities. And we get the best feedback we've ever seen.

Carl interviews some amazing guests live at That Conference. You won't want to miss it.

This is the first episode of two where Carl interviews some amazing guests live at That Conference. You won't want to miss it. Also, Brandon joins Carl for the news.

We talk with Frank Krueger about Continuous. Demotivational products that don't work. A website that makes it easy to start developer arguments. And Jason falls in love with his Surface Book.

We talk with Scott Hunter about the amazing things going on with .NET core and ASP.NET. Different ways to bounce a ball on the web. Spell check in Electron apps. And tabs are significantly slower than spaces in Firefox.

We talk with Lori Lalonde about localization and globalization. Building a bit torrent client in c#. How becoming a pilot made me a better programmer. Jason installs high definition cameras everywhere.