Episode 22 - Troy Hunt on Developers and Security

This episode sees Richard Banks talking with Troy Hunt live from DDD Sydney, about that non-sexy subject of security, how developers should think about it and some of the things that can and have gone wrong when people don't pay attention to it.

Links:
Tory Huny (@troyahunt) - TroyHunt.com
OWASP
NetSparker
iPad Info Leakage
Email with Password Disclosure

Duration 30:25 mins | download mp3 (27.9Mb)

Episode 21 - Anthony Borton at DDD Sydney

Richard talks to Anthony Borton, live at DDD Sydney, about what it takes to run the Australian ALM conference, the Professional Scrum Developer course and various other things.

Links:
Anthony Borton (@anthonyborton) - Enhance ALM
Australian ALM Conference
New Zealand ALM Conference
Scrum.org
Queensland ALM User Group

Duration 31:20 mins | download mp3 (28.7Mb)

Talking Shop Down Under on Frankly Speaking

At the recent DDD Sydney conference, I got a chance to sit down with Michael Kordahi (@delic8genius) and Andrew Coates (@coatsy) from Frankly Speaking and have a bit of a chat about the podcast.  Lewis Benge (@lewisbenge), organiser of DDD Sydney, was also on the show talking about the conference and what it was all about.

The episode can of course be found on the Frankly Speaking web site, and it's a podcast well worth subscribing to (if you haven't done so already).  If you've already heard the episode from them, then ignore this one, otherwise sit back, enjoy and then go subscribe :-)

Episode 20 - Philip Beadle on Automating DNN Builds

Dot Net Nuke is one of the oldest and most widely used open source CMS systems on the .NET platform. Philip Beadle talks with Richard Banks about what is involved in automating the build and deployment process for this application and it's myriad of configurations and products.

Links:
Philip Beadle (@philipbeadle) - Website
DotNetNuke main site
DNN Automation Project on Codeplex
Silverlight 4 for Dummies Book

Duration 32:38 mins | download mp3 (29.9Mb)

Episode 19 - NoSQL and RavenDB with Rhys Campbell

Has SQL finally got something useful to replace it? There is a new breed of storage techologies appearing, collectively called NoSQL databases. This week Richard Banks talked with Rhys Campbell about NoSQL in general and RavenDB specifically and his experiences with them.

We also speak a little about the developer community and the plans for an Alt.Net open spaces event.

Links:
Rhys Campbell (@rhysc) - Website
Raven DB
Australian Alt.Net Mailing List
Oz Alt.Net Open Spaces Conference
Perth Alt.Net

Duration 34:35 mins | download mp3 (32Mb)