dotnet rambles
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A weekly podcast about all things dotnet related. Rowan and Andy will be discussing anything and everything related to dotnet and coding in general.
dotnet rambles
5M ago
Like everybody else we're looking forward to all the new and improved features in .NET 8.
In this episode we're going to rattle through a few of things that have caught our attention ..read more
dotnet rambles
5M ago
In this episode we're discussing people that we follow, watch or listen to via podcasts, youtube, x (formerly twitter) and even sometimes using RSS feeds (yes some people still use them!).
It's a great way to keep up with things going on in the .NET world ..read more
dotnet rambles
9M ago
Rowan and Andy discuss how they built the dotnet rambles podcast website ..read more
dotnet rambles
1y ago
Following on from the last podcast as we ran out of time - we discuss loads more acronyms ..read more
dotnet rambles
1y ago
In this episode we're talking about some of the acronyms that we come across everyday ..read more
dotnet rambles
1y ago
We're taking a look at HTMX this week. A really nice small (~10k) open source JS library that can be used from ASP.NET to enhance web apps - add the library, add some attributes to your HTML tags and HTMX magically wires it up for you, performing partial HTML updates by making GET and POST requests ..read more
dotnet rambles
1y ago
Rowan likes (loves) F# - in fact he won’t stop going on about it! we should be using it for everything - Andy is trying to learn F# (not going that well - it won't stick) - we’re going to discuss why F# is a good thing to learn, it's benefits over C# and what you can do with it ..read more
dotnet rambles
1y ago
This week we're discussing Windows terminal - how to get it, how to configure it, what it can do for you. We'll discuss the benefits of the terminal, making it look pretty, setting up some shortcuts to save you some keypresses and make you more efficient. ..read more
dotnet rambles
1y ago
In this weeks episode we're talking about Streams. We can never remember which one to use or if we need to always create a Stream and then use a StreamReader/StreamWriter, or can we use the static File.IO methods? Hopefully this will clear up some of our confusion. ..read more
dotnet rambles
1y ago
This week Rowan and Andy are discussing Algorithms. What are they, how and why do we use them. Covering everything from Big O, time and space complexity to key algorithms like Sorting and Searching. ..read more