ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this episode of the Basement Programmer Podcast I speak with James Eastham from AWS Professional Services. James and I talk about event driven architecture and .NET. Learn what event driven architecture is and how it changes the way we think about state. Special bonus for those who listen to the end you can lean the secret behind the name “Plant Power James.”
Twitter: @plantpowerjames
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@serverlessjames
Twitter: @plantpowerjames
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@serverlessjames
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In this episode I talk about AWS Certifications, and provide some tips about the exam process.
Hour of Code is an event run by Code.org
Mary speaks about a Deep Racer event in this episode. Students can get access to resources for learning Deep Racer at no cost at the Deep Racer Student League website. Details about Deep Racer can be found at the Deep Racer site.
My colleagues Runeet and Craig talk about our new refactoring guide "Monolithic to Microservice Journey
for .NET Applications" available here: https://t.co/sx48IY6hSQ
In this episode of the Basement Programmer Podcast I interview Serverless Specialist Solutions Architect Adam Wagner about common mistakes that customers make when adopting serverless technologies.
This episode is part of my series on developing IoT Solutions using .NET. You can follow along at the Basement Programmer Blog here: https://basementprogrammer.com/series/iot-dot-net
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