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Python: a large and terrifying snake OR the third most popular programming language. This week, Python (the language, not the snake) aficionado Nina Zakharenko joins us for Five Things that you didn't know that Python can do. And don't worry, there are plenty of snake references and even a free potato joke. Also, Burke finds snake facts on the internet and Nina tries her first Goo Goo Cluster...

Oliver Gould (@olix0r), CTO at Buoyant and one of the creators of Linkerd, joins Lachie Evenson (@LachlanEvenson) to talk Rust: one of StackOverflow's most loved programming languages for the 4th year running. Specifically, how and why Linkerd rewrote 2.0 in Rust, what's changed over the years, and get Oliver's tips for navigating tooling, package management, release channels, and more...

Xamarin.Essentials provides developers with cross-platform APIs for their mobile applications. On this week's Xamarin.Essential API of the week we take a look at the MainThread API to enable you to check if the code you are about to execute will run on the main user interface thread and a way to invoke code on the main thread if it isn't. Show Notes: Xamarin.Essentials DocumentationXamarin...

In this episode, Shayne Boyer sits down with Daniel Roth to get an understanding of what Blazor is and what benefits does it bring to the table for building web applications [00:15] - What is Server-side Blazor (formerly know as Razor Components)?[02:13] - Why would you want to use this for frontend development?[05:42] - What are the differences between Blazor on the server and on the client?[11:22] - What are the benefits of the blazer component model?[13:22] - How would you choose between...

The Internet of Things is a technology paradigm that involves the use of internet connected devices to publish data often in conjunction with real-time data processing, machine learning, and/or storage services. Development of these systems can be enhanced through application of modern DevOps principles which include tasks like automation, monitoring, and all steps of the software engineering process from development, testing, quality assurance, and release...

Did you know that Windows has four types of containers? In today's video, Arun Kishan, a Distinguished Engineer here at Microsoft, tells us how they work.

This Week on Channel 9, Christina is celebrating the start of summer (and the breaking news of Taylor Swift's new album!), wearing Supreme, and ready to dive into the latest developer news, including: [00:46] Microsoft renews its sponsorshipof the AdoptOpenJDK project [01:17] Visual Studio Code Java Pack [02:06] .NET Core 3...

Jenny Hunter joins Donovan to showcase a new integration inside Azure Policy that enables you to see recent changes to the properties for non-compliant Azure resources. Public preview of the Resource Change History API is also now available. Determine causes of non-compliance: Change history (Preview)Public Preview: Resource Change History APIResource Graph: Get resource changesAzure Policy overviewCreate a free account (Azure)

This week, James is joined by Dan Siegel, Microsoft MVP and Prism maintainer, who shows us a super cool feature of Prism for Xamarin.Forms to create modular apps. He shows how to create a modular application that is divided into a set of loosely coupled functional units (named modules) that can be integrated into a larger application. Show Links: Xamarin Developer SummitPrism LibraryFind James on: Twitter, GitHub, Blog, and his weekly podcast Merge Conflict...

In this video, Immo is joined by Ahson Khan, developer on the BCL team, to talk about the new System.Text.Json APIs. They explain how the new APIs relate to JSON.NET, what's so cool about them, and how you can use them. Tune in! Links: System.Text.Json Blog Download .NET Core 3.0