# Miguel De Icaza
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miguel de icaza (born November 23, 1972) is a Mexican-American programmer and activist, best known for starting the GNOME, Mono, and Xamarin projects.
== Biography ==
=== Early years ===
De Icaza was born in Mexico City and studied Mathematics at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), but dropped out before getting a degree to work in IT. He came from a family of scientists in which his father is a physicist and his mother a biologist. He started writing free software in 1992.
HPR4705: Free Software Is Wasted On You Teens
Freedom 0–3 (verbatim reference)
The four freedoms, GNU/FSF:
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
Richard Stallman:
https://www.stallman.org/
Named FOSS figures (freedom 3 list)
Linus Torvalds (Linux):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linus_Torvalds
Dries Buytaert…
Herding Code 178: Async, C# Syntax, AngularJS, Document Databases, Podcast Hosting, A New Job and Summer Vacations
Episode 178
The guys chat about Async, .
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Herding Code 178: Async, C# Syntax, AngularJS, Document Databases, Podcast Hosting, A New Job and Summer Vacations
Show Notes:
Async: Our Generation's Goto Statement?
(00:19) Jon introduces a listener question ref…
Herding Code 102: Tim Caswell on Node.js
Episode 102
In this episode of Herding Code, the guys talk with avid open source contributor Tim Caswell about Node.js for which he is a community leader. Listen in as the guys dig into node.js and what it has to offer.
Tim gives the node.js elevator pitch and begins to explain what node of…
Herding Code 95: MonoDroid with Miguel and the Mono gang
Episode 95
Hey, it's a bunch of Mono guys! That's always fun. This time they're talking about MonoDroid. Joining the gang this week are Miguel de Icaza, Joseph Hill, Geoff Norton, and Mike Kestner talk about developing .NET applications for the Android platform with Mono.
Jon asks about wher…
Herding Code 66: Brad Wilson and Scott Densmore on iPhone Development
Episode 66
What do Brad Wilson and Scott Densmore have in common? They're expert .NET developers, a couple of Mac fanboys, and they're both joining the guys on this week's episode of Herding Code. Listen in while Brad and, yet another, Scott talk about the Mac, Windows, and the ins and outs of i…
Herding Code 62: MonoTouch with Miguel de Icaza and Geoff Norton
Episode 62
In this episode of Herding Code, Jon and Scott Koon pair up with Miguel de Icaza and Geoff Norton of the Mono Project and discuss MonoTouch:
Jon asks Geoff Norton, engineering lead on the MonoTouch project and founder of the Cocoa# and Objective-C# projects, to give the elevator s…
Herding Code 61: CodePlex Foundation, Bing Visual Search, Microsoft Ajax CDN, Zune HD Release
Episode 61
This episode of Herding Code is a roundtable discussion which includes the entire cast. The guys dedicate the majority of the show to the CodePlex Foundation – what the foundation provides, speculation on what the foundation might accomplished, and how success should be measured. The g…
Episode 39: Scott C. Reynolds on Mac and iPhone Development
Episode 39
This week on Herding Code, Jon, K Scott, Scott K and Kevin talk about Mac/iPhone development with .NET and Ruby developer Scott C. Reynolds.
Show Links:
Scott C. Reynold's blogs - http://scottcreynolds.com, http://lostechies.com/blogs/scottcreynolds
Scott C. Reynold's on …
Episode 29: Miguel de Icaza (part 2)
Episode 29
This is the second half of our discussion with Miguel de Icaza about Mono, Moonlight, open source, and other fun stuff.
Topics
When re-implementing .NET, do you match re-implement known bugs?
The test / regression system to maintain compatibility
How do you support so many platf…
Episode 28: Miguel de Icaza (part 1)
Episode 28
This week we talk with Miguel de Icaza about Mono, Moonlight, and other fun stuff.
Topics
Overview and update on Mono
Mono's roots as a tool for desktop applications on Gnome / Linux
The need for a package manager in Windows
Managed operating systems (like Microsoft Research S…
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