Software Transactional Memory (shipping as part of .NET 4.0) represents the next generation in writing code that utilizes multiple cores. The best part is, the code gets much more simple!

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MLB is back to talk to Carl and Richard about the Claims-Based Security Model.

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Steven Borg talks about his experiences delivering solutions with Microsoft Team System, with a special focus on automated builds.

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Philip Japikse talks about his experiences working on Hope Mongers, a volunteer-run asp.net-based website that brings charity projects together with donators.

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This conversation with Kent Tegels starts with SSIS and goes from there, like most good .NET Rocks! shows.

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Carl and Richard talk to Leon Gersing about his love affair with Ruby, which he so elequently spoke of as an audience member at DevLink in Nashville (show #476).

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Today's show is a previously recorded conversation with Martin Woodward about Team System.

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Carl and Richard talk to Jonathan Carlson, Bob Davidson, David Heckerman, and Carl Kadie from Microsoft Research about their efforts to find vaccines for HIV using Microsoft technologies.

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Ben Hall and Jeff McWherter talk with Carl and Richard about testing ASP.NET applications.

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John Petersen talks about software patents, End User License Agreements, contracts, and other pains in the backside that we'd rather not think about.

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