Calvin Allen is a developer who is using AppVeyor for CI on his open source projects.
Show notes:
- AppVeyor
- Martin Fowler's intro to Continuous Integration
- Mads Kristensen's blog (the "master of VS Extensiblity")
- YAML (Yaml Ain't Markup Language)
- AppVeyor docs on AppVeyor.yml
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Theme music is "Crosscutting Concerns" by The Dirty Truckers, check out their music on Amazon or iTunes.
Kevin Griffin is using Twilio to control the phones.
Show notes:
- Twilio
- Twilio Blueprint (available for pre-order)
- DevConnections 2016 in Las Vegas
- KevGriffin.com (blog)
- HR (Hampton Roads) DevFest in Virginia
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Theme music is "Crosscutting Concerns" by The Dirty Truckers, check out their music on Amazon or iTunes.
(This is a repost of content that was originally posted on the Couchbase Blog: Upcoming #Couchbase Events in Chicago)
I’m going to be in Chicago for most of next week. If you’re in Chicago and interested in NoSQL and Couchbase, now is a good chance to attend some sessions, visit some great user groups, and ask me questions in-person.
I won’t be at Wrigley Field (the above image was doctored :), but here’s where I will be:
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September 6th, 2016 at 12pm: Chicago Geekfest presenting "I Have a NoSQL Toaster" (which is my version of Matthew Revell's session of the same name)
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September 7th, 2016 at 6pm: Chicago .NET Developers presenting "Full Stack Development with .NET and NoSQL" (which I have presented before, you can check my blog post history for some of the videos).
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September 8th, 2016 at 7pm: Lake County .NET Users Group presenting "SQL for JSON"
Three different sessions and three great Chicago groups. There will be some surprises in store, and I’m going to bring whatever stickers and swag that I can fit in my luggage with me.
If you're in Chicago, why not tweet me and say hi!
Sophie Wilson designed the Acorn Micro-Computer, the BBC BASIC programming language, and the ARM (Acorn RISC Machine) processor instruction set. Her engineering literally surrounds us every day. This is an extra-special edition of the Cross Cutting Concerns podcast! Once I got Sophie on the line, I didn't want to hang up, so the episode is a bit longer than my normal episode length. Also, the recording was done over a regular phone line instead of a VoIP line, so you will notice that in Sophie's audio.
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Kelsey Hightower is working with the Kubernetes team to improve the product through user empathy and dogfooding.
Show notes:
- This is the tweet that inspiried me to contact Kelsey
- Kubernetes
Kelsey Hightower is on Twitter
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