Episode 37 – Variety Is The Spice of Pancakes

Being The Worst

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Kerry and Rinat discuss some of the learning that Rinat and the HappyPancake team did to evaluate their language and tool options for their new project. Rinat makes some observations about his long history with C#, and the benefits of looking at other languages and approaches. In Episode 38, they may even discover new ways that C# can do some things that Rinat says can be hard to do using traditional C# and .NET techniques. They finish up by getting into more of the “Microservices” or maybe “component-based” approaches that Rinat has experienced recently. (56 minutes)

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Episode References:

Dr. Erik Meijer Videos on Functional Programming
Fred George on implementing Micro-Services
Micro-Services – Java, the UNIX way
HappyPancake R&D (Rinat’s new gig)
Docker
Syncspace (collaborative drawing)
Java Metrics and a .NET port
ServiceStack
Event Store
Google+ Hangouts
SimCity
Feedback and Finding Us @beingtheworst on Twitter, on GitHub, and http://beingtheworst.com/

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