Category Archives: Video

We added basic Kanban features (board, cycle time, cummulative flow diagrams) into our product VersionOne. These goodies are in the latest release which is available today. Steve Harman and I cut a video demonstrating the functionality on a 47″ multi-touch … Continue reading →

There’s this cat called Ayende that’s been around the NHibernate block (20 or 30 times). In Austin, he did a 3-hour workshop detailing the advanced features of the tool. If you weren’t there, sorry you missed it. Oh wait! You’re … Continue reading →

Rik Bardrof, one of the senior developers at Xclaim, recently gave a presentation to the Syracuse .NET Developer’s Group. I was in town, so I captured the talk. In it, he covers a few patterns/principles we use extensively in our … Continue reading →

At alt.net Seattle as some may remember I was doing a bunch of interviews for infoq.com. On of those quick videos was a talk with Rustan Leino, Mike Barnett, John Lam, and Matt Podwysocki about dynamic languages and static verification. … Continue reading →

Here is Dave Laribee‘s session on Strategic Domain Driven Design from devTeach.       I have always admired the simplicity and art of Dave’s slides, this time I particularly enjoyed the Mr. Roger’s slide!   Of course Dave provides … Continue reading →

Here is another video in the videos from altdotnet. We had Rustan and Mike of the spec# come out from their cave (j/k) at MSR to talk about spec#, boogie, and the future of compile time proving!     Enjoy … Continue reading →

One of the cool things about ALT.NET events and Open Spaces in general is that you encounter interesting hallway conversations at every turn. Take this video as a good example. We’ve got Udi Dahan, Chad Myers, and ScottGu discussing issues … Continue reading →

Here is the video from the altdotnet talks… There are many good points brought up through out this fishbowl; the one that I really wish was answered better was the question from Adam on introducing stuff to a team who … Continue reading →

Time for another salvo of moving pictures! John catches us up on the IronRuby and shows some under-the-covers architecture of the DLR at the ALT.NET Open Spaces, Seattle event. I didn’t get the whole thing, but there’s some good stuff … Continue reading →

Greg Young convened an interesting fishbowl about moving architectures into the future. A number of “-ilities” are brought up in the course of this varied and good discussion. Watching this I wonder if there is an architectural future or if … Continue reading →