In part one of our interview, David West discusses his motiviation to write 'Object Thinking' and why its so different from all the other object oriented programming books on the shelf. David also tells us how treating objects like people can greatly simplify your code as well as lead to better design.

That's right. I said it. SharePoint is confusing. What is the difference between Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) and SharePoint Portal Server? How do you add behavior to existing lists? How do you configure security for custom web parts? This is the show to help make sense of all the confusion. Attention Senior ASP.NET Developers... LoanWeb is hiring! : http://polymorphicpodcast.com/loanweb/

Declaring war on user interface layer code that spans thousands of lines, Craig Shoemaker discusses an architectural approach to minimize logic in the UI. Craig sits down with with a PDSA, Inc. Senior Software Engineer, John Kuhn to discuss his battle plan.

Learn about the most important features of ADO.NET 2.0 for you! Catch up with Craig Shoemaker and Wally McClure as they discuss the 'evolution' in ADO, not the 'revolution' in the framework.

Learn to look at your Ajax application from top-down as Craig Shoemaker reviews Ajax design patterns and discusses Ajax scalability and security.

Join Craig as he interviews validation guru Peter Blum and celebrity technologist Chris Pirillo in search for a good software user experience.

Join Craig in celebrating the first year of the Polymorphic Podcast! Note - this is a special fun edition with no technical content.

Craig helps you quickly get started with the AJAX.NET Framework while building a task list application.

Get your feet wet with an introduction to Atlas. Atlas is the new part of the .NET framework specifically for web clients. Features include AJAX and web services support, new validation controls, behaviors, and an object orientation layer sitting on top of JavaScript.

Craig turns the tables on .NET Rocks! host, Carl Franklin. Listen to part one of the series with Carl where he discusses the origins of .NET Rocks!, how other creative disciplines relate to software development, and his latest work with the asynchronous programming model.