Episode 0x10 - Git down tonight! Today's discussion is on git, a distributed version control system. We talk about how we came to choose git over other distributed version control systems like mercurial, bazaar and DARCS. We explain some of the things we liked and disliked in git. And, we talk about our experience using the remote repository hosting at github. AAC feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/aac MP3 feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/mp3 Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 0x0F - Distributed Version Control Today's discussion is on distributed version control. AAC feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/aac MP3 feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/mp3 Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 0x0E- NIBs Today's discussion is on serialization, focussing on one of the cleverest implementations of it we've seen - the NIB file. AAC feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/aac MP3 feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/mp3 Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 0x0D - POJO a no-go? In this episode we give our thoughts on those plain ol java objects and why the Java community seems so obsessed with the concept while other communities don't tend to embrace similar concepts. AAC feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/aac MP3 feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/mp3 Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 0x0C - iPhone In this episode, we give our first thoughts on developing for the iPhone. AAC feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/aac MP3 feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/mp3 Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 0x0B - Flex We discussed rich internet applications using Flex. AAC feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/aac MP3 feed: http://thestacktrace.libsyn.com/rss/mp3 Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 0x0A - 10.5 Leopards Leaping We discuss developing for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), talking about the new Cocoa APIs, Objective-C 2.0 and the new developer tools. Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 0x09 - Scala Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 0x08 - From emacs to Eclipse, and a bit of maven too We begin a short series of discussions of technologies we've spent some time learning this past year. In this episode, we talk a bit about my journey from emacs to eclipse and about my move towards maven. Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 0x07 - Delegation time In this episode, Sam and Norman discuss the delegate pattern across various languages and frameworks: Java, C#, Cocoa/Objective-C, Smalltalk and even Ada. Norman rants on Apple's poor treatment of developers.

Episode 0x06 - Discover your inner closure! In this episode, we discuss Java inner classes and closures, making comparisons to similar constructs in Lisp, Smalltalk and Ada. Norman's blog on inner classes: http://members.capmac.org/~orb/blog.cgi/tech/java/Getting_closure_on_.html Paul Graham's "On Lisp": http://www.paulgraham.com/onlisp.html Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Better late than never.

Episode 0x04 - Virtually Secure In this episode, we discuss application security, the merits of languages that run on virtual machines versus native code, the need for better virtualization and sandboxing support in operating systems, and a few other related topics. Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 3 - XML, part 2 This is the second part of our discussion on XML. We present our first Developer Service announcement, because knowing is half the battle. Sam Rants on XML vs Lisp. Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

Episode 2 - XML This is the first part of our discussion on XML. We'll have the second part out next week. We also launched our developer rants segment. If you'd like to submit a rant, send a 2-4 minute audio file to podcast@thestacktrace.com. Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Intro clips from: Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired. We recommend giving them a listen

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Episode 0x00 - the bootstrap Send feedback to podcast@thestacktrace.com. Thanks to: Sarah Mayo for our podcast logo. The Tsunami Experience for our background track "Wormhole Wipeout" (via http://music.podshow.com) Also, thanks to Security Now, The Java Posse, and Drunk and Retired in advance for not being mad at our commandeering of their respective themes in the intro. We really love all those shows and can't recommend them highly enough.