Recorded live at devLink in Nashville, Tennessee. Billy Hollis, Kathleen Dollard, Jim Holmes, and Josh Holmes (no relation) discuss the issue of the complexity of software development. Several .NET celebrities in the audience also chimed in.

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James Kovacs is back to talk about how the idea of Convention over Configuration has transformed the way we think about software development, leading to better usability and productivity.

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Christian Gross talks about the nascent death of the professional speaker. What is happening to the big technical conferences? How does that fare for the pro speaker? Are the glory days over? Does anyone care?

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Joel Semeniuk is back to catch us up on Visual Studio Team System. Problems solved and features yet to come.

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Steve Evans talks to Richard and Carl about what developers need to know on the IT side of technology.

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Vishwas is back to talk about his experiences programming for Microsoft Windows Azure. Vishwas did a port of the famous DinnerNow website using the Azure cloud computing platform.

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Carl and Richard talk to Nate Kohari about lean project management, and Zen, a lean project management tool.

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Brad Cunningham talks about developing touch-based applications, and the various technologies manufacturers are using for touch-based applications.

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Alert listener and iPhone developer Glenn Howes gives us the real story on iPhone development from a different perspective.

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Emre Kiciman and Mark Friedman talk about bringing AjaxView to Visual Studio. Emre previously talked about AjaxView on .NET Rocks when it was a Microsoft Research project to enable developers to profile the behavior of JavaScript on the browser. Since then, AjaxView has been developed as the Microsoft Visual Studio AJAX Profiling Extensions. Mark as part of the Studio team focused on making AjaxView work in Studio. The conversation not only digs into what AjaxView can do for a developer, but the challenges of bringing a research project to the mainstream.



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