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Episode 72
This week on Herding Code, the gang discusses Uncle Bob's self-titled blatherings about DI, IoC and Mocking, Clojure and polyglot programming, managed javascript, and recent support for Mercurial at Codeplex. The show finishes up with another K Scott Lightning Round with questions about the iPad and non-technical blog recommendations.
- Uncle Bob recently published two articles which are a little down on DI, IoC and Mocking. Was he merely trying to get a rise out of the community or was he sending a subtle message about poor use of our tools?
- K Scott attended Craig Andera's Clojure Presentation at a recent DC Alt.NET meet up. This sparks a discussion about Clojure Magic - functional programming, transactional memory, concurrency and multi-threaded programming.
- The guys talk about the polyglot programmer, Scala running on the JVM and Java interop. Scott K shares his interest in getting a Clojure, Scala and F# guy in the same room and Kevin gives his thoughts about the language explosion.
- Scott K leads a conversation about managed javascript, node.js, and IronJS.
- The group offers their opinions on Codeplex support for Mercurial and address questions like "Why not Git?" and "Does this make Codeplex more appealing?"
- Lightning Round Question #1: Who's going to buy an iPad?
- Lightning Round Question #2: What non-technical blogs do you read?
Show Links:
- Dependency Injection Inversion
- Mocking Mocking and Testing Outcomes
- Moq
- Rhino Mocks
- Matthew Podwysocki
- DC Alt.Net Group
- Craig Andera's Clojure Presentation Materials
- Clojure Refs
- Clojure CLR
- Scott K's Clojure Gist
- Audacity
- Chris's Dynamic Compressor
- Gimp
- IronJS
- node.JS
- Simon Willison
- Ruby EventMachine
- Twisted
- Codeplex
- Mercurial, bitbucket
- Git, GitHub
- Rails Commits comparison from SVN to GitHub
- Larry O'Brien - Tablet PC Programmer Responds to Apple iPad
- Michael Ruhlman
- Topless Robot
- Swiss Miss
- Indexed
- Nathan Bowers, UX Hero
- Jin Yang (jzy) 8164.org
- Strange Maps
- Ex Unum, Pluribus!
- FakeSteveJobs
- Art of Manliness
- Archie McPhee
- Monkey Goggles
- Handerpants
- Dave Barry
Show notes compiled by Ben Griswold. Thanks!
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