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Podcast: Introduction to Volta by craigshoemaker

Listen now! On today's show we talk to Live Labs Program Manager Dragos Manolescu [ bio * ] on the basics of Volta . Volta is a tier-splitting and re-targeting toolset for .NET developers aimed at taking the pain out of building distributed applications...
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Podcast: Debugging Made Easy by craigshoemaker

Listen now! Josh Smith, former developer for the New York Times WPF reader talks to us today about his experiences in creating Mole, a debugger visualizer for Visual Studio. You can find details about Mole at http://moleproject.com/ . Karl Shifflett ...
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WPF + MVC = :) by craigshoemaker

Josh Smith did a session at WPF Bootcamp in Redmond where he demonstrated using MVC with WPF. You can download his code here .
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Here's a Quick Way to Sound Smart a the Next Dinner Party by craigshoemaker

It's not often you run into an original blog in web dev/tech circles. I just subscribed to a blog today that is not only easy to read but showcases the rare art of aphorisms. Jesse James Garret's Hidden Agenda has all the little gems you'll need to sound...
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Let's Meet Up at the Southern California Code Camp! by craigshoemaker

If you are in the Los Angeles area and have some free time during the weekend of January 26th and 27th the next Southern California Code Camp is being held at Cal State Fullerton . I will be there on Sunday the 27th. Send me an email at craig@polymorphicpodcast...
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Podcast: Develop with Passion like Jean Paul Boodhoo by craigshoemaker

Listen to the Show Here Today's show is a fun conversation I had with Jean Paul Boodhoo . I have great respect for JP as a technologist as well as someone who is willing to keep pushing himself to the next level. You don't meet people like this every...
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Now You Can Listen to Podcasts Easier With This Cool New WPF Application by craigshoemaker

Josh Smith is a busy bee. If you don't know Josh yet you're going to like him because he is a prolific contributor to the .NET community. I'm not kidding - Josh boasts 40 Code Project articles , a blog and other community projects ! (Josh, please let...
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