Jonathan Sampson talks about the new Brave browser.
Show Notes:
- Give the Brave browser a try today, go to Brave.com
- Brave is open source, and you can submit bugs on Github
- Brave is built with Electron, check out Podcast episode 010 - David Neal on Electron
Jonathan Sampson is on Twitter
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J. Tower is answering all my burning questions about .NET and .NET Core
Show Notes:
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Theme music is "Crosscutting Concerns" by The Dirty Truckers, check out their music on Amazon or iTunes.
Instead of going out for black Friday this month, why not stay inside and binge on the Cross Cutting Concerns podcast. New episodes this month!
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Here's what's coming in November:
- J. Tower tries to make sense of the .NET Standard and .NET Core
- Jonathan Sampson talks about the Brave browser
- Nic Raboy introduces you to OAuth
- Jesse Riley talks about what he has coined as The Farmer Effect
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There may be one or two other episodes in December 2016, but after that, there will be probably a month or two break. This will allow you to catch up and will allow me to take a break!
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Latish Sehgal is boostrapping his side project.
Show Notes:
- SqlSmash productivity tool for SQL developers
- Derek Sivers: Ideas are just a multiplier of execution
- The story of the "20 Mile March" is explored in Jim Collins's book, Great by Choice
- Latish's blog is at DotNetSurfers.com, and he blogged Random Thoughts and Lessons Learned From Bootstrapping a Side Project
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Theme music is "Crosscutting Concerns" by The Dirty Truckers, check out their music on Amazon or iTunes.
George Mauer is making predictions about the future of the web by looking at its history.
Show notes:
- Surge
- Overview of SGML
- WebAssembly (aka wasm)
- Isomorphic JavaScript
- The Languages Which Almost Became CSS
- DSSSL (aka "diesel")
- The Scheme programming language
- GeorgeMauer.net
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Theme music is "Crosscutting Concerns" by The Dirty Truckers, check out their music on Amazon or iTunes.
