Mostly a quick catch up letting you know what I've been up to, some new technologies I've found that might be of interest to you (Twilio and Titanium), where I'll be in the upcoming months, and an open invitation for your feedback. Also, a quick update on GroovyMag and JSMag - use coupon code "oneyearold" at http://jsmag.com to select a free issue. Email michael@webdevradio.com with your feedback, comments and questions. CodeStock :: CodeStock conference Twilio :: Twilio phone application service Titanium :: Cross-platform native app development JSMag :: Use coupon code "oneyearold" to select a free PDF issue File Download (15:05 min / 9 MB)

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I got a chance to catch up with some legendary names from the GR8 community while at CodeMash. Andres Almiray, Dave Klein, Chris Judd and Jim Shingler all gave me a few minutes of their time to talk about the Groovy year behind us and the GR8 year ahead of us. CodeMash :: Where we all met and chatted - great conference Dave Klein :: Dave's blog Andres Almiray :: Andres' blog Jim Shingler :: Jim's blog Chris Judd :: Chris' blog Griffon :: Griffon project Grails :: Grails project Groovy :: Groovy project File Download (29:22 min / 16 MB)

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We last left Frank back in 2006(!) with the publication of his (then) first book. I caught up with him to talk about his latest book (#6!) - Practical Palm Pre webOS Projects (we eventually get the title right!). Frank talks about the good, the bad and the ugly in the Palm Pre development world. Zammetti Blog :: Frank's blog Ares Palm IDE :: Web-based IDE from Palm for webOS development PreCentral :: Latest and greatest Palm Pre news JSMag :: Part 1 of Frank's 3 part series on webOS in JSMag File Download (32:00 min / 18 MB)

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I got a chance to talk about web development stuff with Brian Hitney, Developer Evangelist with Microsoft. We talked about WebsiteSpark, Silverlight, ASP.NET MVC, touched on cloud computing and I kept forgetting the name of a podcast (it was the Startup Success podcast from Bob Walsh and Patrick Foley!). Structure Too Big :: Brian's blog CodePlex :: Codeplex was mentioned WebSiteSpark :: MS program for free enterprise-level software licenses for startup businesses PHP on Windows :: PHP on IIS installation site Windows Azure :: All about MS cloud computing initiative Azure File Download (78:53 min / 48 MB)

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I had a chance to sit down with Curtis Mitchell at the Raleigh Code Camp to talk about the Spark view engine for ASP.NET MVC. Curtis Mitchel :: Curtis Mitchell's blog ASP.NET :: ASP.NET home page Spark :: Spark View Engine File Download (30:47 min / 17 MB)

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I had a chance to catch up with local Jython hero and project lead (I get corrected early on!) Frank Wierzbicki. We cover some of the history, Jython players, web frameworks like Django, Pylons, TurboGears, future of Jython, and more. Frank takes *no* bait, despite my varied attempts at inciting a bit of friendly rivalry between the Jython/Python community and various frameworks. Frank's blog :: Catch up with Frank and Jython here Jython home :: Home of the Jython project Jython podcast :: Learn more about Jython in audio form Django :: The Django project homepage Python :: Home of the Python project Pylons :: Python web framework TurboGears :: TurboGears web framework File Download (62:48 min / 39 MB)

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I did another catch-up show, this time with Keith Murphy (last chatted with in August 2007). Keith talks a bit about his new book, the MySQL Administrator's Bible, his new Open Source Database Magazine (coming out soon) and some of the new developments in the MySQL camp. MySQL University :: Resource for MySQL developers Keith's blog :: Keep up with Keith Murphy Paragon CS :: Keith Murphy's consulting arm MySQL Magazine :: Quarterly MySQL magazine MySQL Administrator's Bible :: Purchase from Amazon File Download (51:25 min / 28 MB)

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I got a chance to chat with Robert Fischer, well known in the Groovy/Grails space for his work on Groovy plugins and recent GORM book. Robert and I chatted about dynamic languages on the JVM, his upcoming presentations on Agile and other NFJS talks, his GORM book and a new Polyglot Programming book he's working on for Manning. Robert's Blog :: Blog of Robert Fischer Robert's Book :: Grails Persistence with GORM and GSQL NFJS Bio :: Robert's bio page at No Fluff Just Stuff File Download (58:08 min / 32 MB)

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This episode is solely a recording of Kyle Simpson's discussion of SWFObject - how it works, recent changes, common problems people have using it, and more. flxhr :: Cross domain AJAX with Flash Flensed :: Kyle's set of JS tools for Flash SWFObject :: The SWFObject code page File Download (46:13 min / 24 MB)

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I caught up with Jan and Chris at the JSConf in DC last weekend. We went over a bit of the couchdb background, what it's good for, what they're up with with couch.io, and some more goodies. Enjoy! CouchDB :: Apache's CouchDB project page Couch IO :: Commercial CouchDB services Planet CouchDB :: Catch up with all the CouchDB bloggers File Download (27:51 min / 14 MB)

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I had a chance to sit down for a few minutes with Satyen Desai from Yahoo to talk about YUI3. There's numerous architectural changes coming, and Satyen had presented a few of the major ones in his presentation at JSConf 2009. YUI Blog :: The place to keep up with all the latest YUI developer YUI3 at GitHub :: GitHub repo for YUI3 development - fork away! File Download (15:31 min / 9 MB)

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I got a chance to spend some time with Ashley Berman Hale to discuss steps for local businesses to take when getting in to SEO and web promotion. Ashley Berman Hale :: Ashley's LinkedIn page Google's Local Business Center :: Add your business to Google's Local Business listings File Download (53:32 min / 25 MB)

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At the 2008 CodeMash I interviewed Joe Fiorini. Joe was a .Net developer doing ASP.Net work with some side interest in Ruby on Rails. A lot has happened to Joe (and the web world) over the last year, and I talk with Joe about some of those changes, including ASP.Net MVC, the upcoming Rails/Merb merge, and more. Joe Fiorini :: Joe Fiorini's blog File Download (46:21 min / 37 MB)

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I had a chance to sit down with the winners of the Rails Rumble challenge while I was at CodeMash last week. This is a chat with Josh, Joe and John (Andy couldn't be there due to some weather issues) about the ups and downs of the challenge, sleeping arrangements, monetization, Rails/Merb mering, and more. Enjoy! Meet In Between Us :: Rails Rumble winning app! File Download (31:33 min / 18 MB)

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Medium sized update. Some of my thoughts on things people can do in this economic climate for jobs, jsbin.com, a javascript magazine in the planning, Google's Chrome out of beta, and a few more tidbits. JSBin.com :: Javascript pastebin service javascript Magazine :: Upcoming javascript magazine signup page File Download (24:44 min / 23 MB)

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I attended the Raleigh Code Camp last week and had a blast meeting some awesome people (but of course there's never enough time to meet everyone you'd like to!). Some great sessions I attended covered the MS MVC platform and an introduction to MS DLR, both of which I discuss here in a bit more detail. Also, following up last podcast's ramblings on Javascript speed tests, there's a story today about how Chrome has beat out other browsers in a Javascript benchmark. Additionally, I chat about my new magazine project, GroovyMag. 130 Web Tools :: Mashable article with 130+ web design tools CodeMash :: Sign up for CodeMash conference today! Chrome tops speed tests :: Slashdot story on Chrome's latest benchmarks, from ExtremeTech GroovyMag :: My magazine for Groovy and Grails developers WebDevJobs :: Jobs board focused on web development jobs. Free to post, but all posts are vetted and approved before publication. File Download (28:22 min / 13 MB)

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Just a few musings on the state of Javascript, OpenID, and Yahoo's recent 'open strategy' announcement. Also, a brief note: GroovyMag.com - a magazine focused on Groovy and Grails - will launch next week. Yahoo's Open Strategy :: Portal for all things regarding Yahoo's Open Strategy OpenID :: Info on OpenID Gmail account is now OpenID :: Techcrunch article on Gmail/OpenID announcement (link to story on MS as well) FF3.1 speed improvements :: Slashdot article on latest FF3.1 speed improvements Groovy/Grails magazine :: New magazine launching early November 2008 for Groovy and Grails developers File Download (14:10 min / 7 MB)

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No, those aren't related, but I've got a couple small rants about Adobe's Flex/AIR video system, why I moved back to Windows Media, and (separately) a small but insightful(!) take on the current state of job boards and how job seekers and employers find each other (hint - it stinks right now). Google Chrome :: Google's Chrome Browser WebDevJobs :: Post job openings for web development positions Adobe AIR DevNet :: Developer area for Adobe AIR Windows Media Services :: Windows Media Services info page Boulder Job Fair :: Win a free trip to Boulder! File Download (30:16 min / 21 MB)

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I had the opportunity to meet with some of the team from LogiXML to discuss their new product Widgenie. Widgenie enables easy publishing and sharing of data with a point and click web interface, saving hours of development time. LogiXML :: LogiXML Widgenie :: The all-powerful data visualizer File Download (17:34 min / 16 MB)

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Recap of the Raleigh Startup weekend, plus some news on happenings in PHP, .NET, Java, Ruby and more. Raleigh Startup Weekend :: Overview with links to various projects WebDevJobs :: Post job openings for web development positions Yahoo Stencil Kit :: Design stencils for site mockups ASP.NET MVC :: Info/tutorials on upcoming MVC framework for ASP.NET Github Gist :: Codepast service from GitHub Ruby Search Sniffer :: Sniff the incoming search engine referrers Zend Framework 1.6.rc1 :: Announcement of latest RC of Zend Framework PHP Closures :: Info and code examples on PHP closures Silverlight2 Reference Card :: Refcardz from Dzone for Silverlight Groovy/Grails Netbeans :: Example of Groovy/Grails integration in latest Netbeans. File Download (31:22 min / 27 MB)

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Mixed topics today Adobe works with Google, Yahoo and others to make Flash apps crawlable. Reddit.com open sources their codebase "Smart" robots.txt files - do you use them? Bruce Eckel article on concurrent Python with Twisted Railo - open source ColdFusion Cognifty - new PHP framework Upcoming conferences - Ruby Hoedown, CodeStock, PHPWorks Follow WebDevRadio on twitter (http://twitter.com/webdevradio) Visit http://www.webdevjobs.com for web development job listings WebDevRadio on Twitter :: Follow WebDevRadio on Twitter! WebDevRadio FriendFeed :: Join the WebDevRadio room on FriendFeed! PHP Job Hunter Handbook :: Buy my new book for PHP Job Hunters Cognifty.com :: New PHP framework based on old ideas Ruby Hoedown :: Ruby Hoedown in Alabama Aug 8,9 Codestock :: Codestock conference in Knoxville, TN August 9 Concurrent Python article :: Article from Bruce Eckel on Twisted, Python and Flex Railo :: The alternative CFML engine Lovable Loser :: Music provided by Bob Maus Smart Robots :: Article on how to program your robots.txt file for search engine crawlers File Download (29:17 min / 23 MB)

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This episode is a conversation with Randal Schwartz about Seaside, a Smalltalk-based web application framework. His passion for Seaside and some of the unique features it brings to web development comes through loud and clear here. I hope you enjoy our discussion. Seaside :: Seaside main home page Tutorials :: Seaside tutorials Randal Schwartz :: Randal's overview page Planet Squeak :: Learn more about Squeak, an open source Smalltalk implementation Methods and Messages :: Randal's Smalltalk blog File Download (72:35 min / 49 MB)

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I (finally!) got a chance to speak with Martha Rotter from Microsoft Ireland. Martha has been involved in the Silverlight project on multiple fronts, and took time to answer some questions recently. We covered a bit of what Silverlight is all about, where Silverlight is heading, competition with Adobe Flash, and more. Silverlight :: Main starting point for all things Silverlight Martha Rotter :: Martha's blog File Download (44:35 min / 33 MB)

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Just a quick recap of some news and tools I've found recently, including the Adobe Flash Open Screen Project announcement. Also, the new job board http://Jobs.WebDevRadio.com is announced. Open Screen Project :: http://adobe.com/openscreenproject Jobs WebDevRadio :: http://jobs.webdevradio.com AJAX debugging tools :: http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/05/03/1432247 CleanCSS :: http://www.cleancss.com Blueprint CSS project :: http://code.google.com/p/blueprintcss/ Grails Groovy podcast :: http://hansamann.podspot.de File Download (14:49 min / 11 MB)

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Brian was kind enough to review both of his presentations which go in to great detail about the scaling issues he's faced both with DealNews.com and the Phorum forum software project (which recently turned 10 years old!) Phorum :: Brian's Phorum project, one of the stalwarts of the web forum scene. :) Brian Moon's blog :: Brian's weblog Presentation slides :: Brian's presentation slides from the MySQL User Conference File Download (54:18 min / 36 MB)

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Got a chance to talk to Sigurd Magnusson from the SilverStripe CMS project last week. Sigurd was kind enough to answer some questions about the project's history, current status as an open source project and some upcoming features. We touched a bit on code testing and some other stuff towards the end as well. SilverStripe :: SilverStripe CMS home page File Download (15:28 min / 10 MB)

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I got a chance to get a quick demo of SnapLogic, and open source application to make mashing up your internal data easier. Think of it like an open source Yahoo! Pipes. It's more than that, but that's a quick idea of what it can do. From their site: "SnapLogic makes it easy to access, transform and integrate all kinds of data wherever it may be: databases, hosted applications, Web pages, SOA Web services, flat files, RSS feeds, XML documents and more." The guys gave me some background on the project, what it's capable of, and where it's heading. SnapLogic :: SnapLogic - Really Simple Integration File Download (15:55 min / 11 MB)

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I met Joe Audette of the MojoPortal project out at the MySQL User Conference last week and took a few minutes to give us some background on the project and where it's going. If you're looking for a portal project built on ASP.NET (and it also runs on Mono!) check it out! MojoPortal :: MojoPortal is a cross-platform web portal built on ASP.NET File Download (10:00 min / 7 MB)

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I had a chance to catch up with the Symfony guys at the MySQL User Conference a few days ago. We get some background on the Symfony project, and a glimpse as to where things are going in the near future. This was my first 'from the floor' recording - I think the levels are *OK*, but please bear with me - Fabien sounded better in person :) I think I got a small 'exclusive/breaking news' at the time, but I wasn't able to get the podcast up until now. Symfony :: Symfony Project home page File Download (10:44 min / 7 MB)

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I had a chance to interview Patrick O'Keefe, author of the new book "Managing Online Forums". Patrick offered some great tips on forum management and answered some listener questions. Managing Online Forums :: Companion website for the Managing Online Forums book. File Download (21:13 min / 15 MB)

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Quick notice that I'll be interviewing Patrick O'Keefe from managingonlineforums.com about his upcoming book. We've got a drawing going on for a copy of the book, and also for a copy of the 'Dreamweaver 8 - Missing Manual' book. Send a question to me for Patrick about online communities via comments@webdevradio.com to be entered in to the drawings. Get your entries in by next Friday morning (April 11, 2008). In this episode I misspoke and referenced Patrick's book as 'Managine Online Communities' - I apologize for the discrepancy. Managing Online Forums :: New book about online community building Michael Kimsal blog :: My blog - post about PDO Music from Bob Maus :: Bob Maus music used in this show File Download (13:04 min / 11 MB)

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Lots of small stuff in here - my view on Yahoo's semantic web announcement, PHPUnit 3.3 TDD functionality, MySQL conference, MySQL dealing with 15 gig of new data per day, and my audiblab service Audiblab :: Free service to record MP3 from your browser via Flash Red5 server :: Red5 is an open source java implementation of the Flash Media Server TechCrunch :: TechCrunch's take on the Yahoo Semantic Web announcement MySQL User Conference :: The site of the 2008 MySQL User Conference Yahoo! Silverlight Dev Center :: Your source for information about using Microsoft Silverlight with Yahoo! Web Services and APIs. Microformats.org :: Learn more about microformats PHPUnit 3.3 post :: Post describing PHPunit TDD support MGKIMSAL Twitter :: Follow me on Twitter! Music used in show :: Tracks from Bob Maus used in this program under Creative Commons license. File Download (27:58 min / 23 MB)

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Just a quick catch up on a few outstanding issues, also trying some new tunes. MS Virtual Labs :: Try out MS software without installing it My homepage :: Link to openid presentation PDF OpenID :: OpenID home Hypertable :: New distributed database File Download (11:47 min / 9 MB)

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I had a good discussion with Joe about his explorations of the Ruby/Rails world from the perspective of someone already in the ASP.NET world. FaithfulGeek :: Joe Fiorini's weblog File Download (34:32 min / 23 MB)

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I had a fun time recording this 'open spaces' meeting at Codemash last week. This was led by Joe Brinkman from the DotNetNuke project, and joining us was Kevin Devine from the Euclid Public Library, Sara Ford from Codeplex @ Microsoft, Steven Harman from the Subtext project and Jay Wren from the Castle project (among other things, I'm sure). The sound was *decent*, although there was a shortage of mics. I also accidentally dropped Joe's volume on a few occasions, but overall it felt like a great chat, so here it is. Topics include the pros and cons of getting Contributor License Agreements in place on an open source project, building community, a bit of good natured back and forth on Microsoft's role in all this, interesting comparisons to the Java community, and more. BTW, this is just a sample of many of the informal chats that happen for 2 days @ codemash. If you like these types of discussions, join us next year! DotNetNuke :: DotNetNuke homepage Subtext project :: The subtext project homepage Codeplex :: Codeplex - Microsoft's open source projects site Sara Ford :: Sara Ford's blog Jay Wren :: Jay Wren's blog Steven Harman :: Steven Harman's blog File Download (74:29 min / 51 MB)

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I had a chance to have a fun discussion with Dave Kroondyk, Adam Lumsden and Elizabeth Naramore about web development, ecommerce, project management, content management systems, shark dissection, PHP, Mozilla's Weave project, general MIchigan awesomeness and some other topics. I was a bit closer to the mike than I should have been, but worse things have happened. Enjoy the eternal optimism of youth distilled in to 45 minutes of listening pleasure. GiftsForEngineers.com :: Gifts For Engineers - shouldn't need any more description! IdeaCore.com :: Dave and Adam's generous and benevolent employer. Mozilla Labs :: Home of Weave project Joomla :: Joomla CMS Hanselman.com :: Scott Hanselman gave a Codemash keynote and is awesome (he even told us so himself) PHPWomen :: A place for women in the PHP community File Download (47:22 min / 43 MB)

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Welcome to 2008! Our codemash conference giveaway winner is announced, I sympathize with cold sufferers worldwide, and ask for your input on technologies and topics you'd like to hear more about in 2008. Codemash :: Software development conference in Sandusky, Ohio. File Download (2:57 min / 3 MB)

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This installment is a conversation with Jim Holmes from the Codemash conference about the conference, what to expect and who will be there. Codemash has graciously given us a free pass to webdevradio listeners. Listen for the instructions in the interview, then send in your email by December 20. Winner will be drawn Dec 21 and notified before December 31. Transportation and lodging are winner's responsibility. P. S. His sound is good, mine is not as good (apologies - lot of tech problem on my end). Codemash :: Information about the upcoming Codemash conference in Sandusky, Ohio. File Download (40:02 min / 26 MB)

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Listener feedback, BBC's Perl On Rails, Douglas Crockford's HTML suggestions, question about collaboration tools. Collanos :: P2P teamwork system GForge :: Sourceforge-based development hub Crockford on HTML :: Douglas Crockford's call for HTML changes 125 tools :: List from Paul Spoerry's blog on dozens of great tools Perl on Rails :: Announcement from BBC team about new Perl framework Twit TV :: FLOSS episode with Randall Schwartz interviewing Avi Bryant of the Seaside web framework project File Download (20:52 min / 20 MB)

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Hello! We’ve got a winner from our last contest for the Frank Zammetti book, and I put some questions I’ve received out to you, the listening community. We’re looking for some feedback on what webdev technologies you’d point people to who are just looking to get in to the field, and also looking for suggestions for good PHP OO learning resources.File Download (14:22 min / 14 MB)

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Frank is a developer in Pennsylvania who has written a couple books on AJAX and the various toolkits available, as well as contributed to and started some open source projects. Listen closely, and email in to win a copy of Frank’s latest book! Zammetti's blog :: Frank Zammetti's weblog Frank Zammetti's books :: Frank's books for sale at Amazon File Download (51:44 min / 59 MB)

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There’s been a whole lot of interesting things happening in the webdev world the past couple months, and this is a quick catch up on just a few of the highlights. Podcast covers MS Silverlight project, codemash conference, codetolive webcast, simunication prototyping tool, yui compressor, zotero research tool and the hibernate/lucene search project. Silverlight project site :: MS' foray in to rich internet applications Code To Live :: On the road project interviewing "real life" developers Simunication :: Interesting prototyping/requirements tool Zotero :: Firefox plugin for researchers YUI compressor :: Compress the heck out of your javascript! Hibernate Search project :: Hibernate and Lucene - together at last Keith Elder :: Former .net pimp File Download (15:00 min / 10 MB)

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I got to speak with author and speaker Jason Rudolph about the Grails project, the Ruby Streamlined project, and the No Fluff Just Stuff touring conference. (monday morning v2 – fixed an earlier editing flub from Saturday!) Jason Rudolph :: Jason Rudolph's homepage Grails :: The Grails project homepage Streamlined :: The Streamlined Framework plugin for Ruby on Rails No Fluff Stuff Stuff :: The NFJS conference site File Download (31:24 min / 22 MB)

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I interview Keith Murphy about his daily work as a MySQL DBA, including the challenges of clustering, RAID configurations, and more. We also talk about his new MySQL magazine effort and what readers can expect from that publication. iContact :: Keith's employer, iContact, provides email marketing and blogging software. MySQL Magazine :: Keith's MySQL magazine Diamond Notes :: Keith's blog - postings from a regular DBA File Download (52:05 min / 36 MB)

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The majority of this episode is a webdev discussion with James Ward (Adobe) and Andy Oliver (buni.org). There’s a short recap here about my travails with ValueWeb’s horrible migration disaster, a partial OSCON wrapup, mention of the Windmill testing project, and a promise of 4-5 more presentation recordings from OSCON. OSCON 2007 presentation files :: Missed an OSCON session, or couldn't make the conference? Grab the presenters' slides here! Adobe's Flex community :: Learn all about Flex here! BUNI :: Home of the Meldware Communications Suite James Ward :: Adobe Flex community leader and evangelist ValueWeb's migration disaster :: Community discussion from those hit hardest windmill testing project :: OSAF's open source AJAX/browser testing platform File Download (61:10 min / 42 MB)

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This is a repost of a missing episode due to valueweb’s extremely poor server migration (read: meltdown). I can’t recall the specifics of this episode, but I did mention my (then) upcoming OSCON presentation on SOLR and the OurSQL podcast. SOLR OSCON FILES :: The pdf and sample code of my SOLR presentation. File Download (12:49 min / 9 MB)

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I’ve got some info on an upcoming southeast Ruby conference, looking for MySQL DBAs, a book on web site security, new open source application from MIT and more… Timeline :: "Google Maps for time-based information" Ruby Hoedown :: Destined to become the premier Ruby conference for the SouthEast How to Break Web Software :: Great book with step-by-step instructions for breaking web software Groovy :: An agile dynamic language for the Java Platform GanntProject :: A free Java application for creating Gannt charts File Download (9:35 min / 7 MB)

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This is a recent interview I had with Erik Hatcher from the SOLR project. SOLR :: SOLR is an REST interface for Lucene. File Download (36:18 min / 25 MB)

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I’m interviewing Erik Hatcher from the SOLR project – get your questions to me in the next few days! Also, have a look at regexbuddy.com if you deal with regular expressions. PHP Job Book Survey :: Take a survey about the PHP job market Regex Buddy :: Do you use regular expressions? You need to check out RegexBuddy! File Download (3:27 min / 2 MB)

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Just a quick catch up on some news items from the past few weeks – Adobe’s Flex push, Yahoo’s YUI hosting, Firebug 1.0 released, an upcoming PHP job book and a few other tidbits. Yahoo YUI :: Yahoo's YUI toolkit Firebug :: Firebug, the essential Firefox plugin for web developers Upcoming PHP job book :: Link to job book I'm working on Jared Richardson testing talk :: Jared Richardson's talk to TriJUG Feb 2007, in OGG format. Five cool AJAX widgets :: Article from Jack Herrington on cool AJAX widgets FirePHP :: PHP debugging tool for use with Firebug File Download (14:51 min / 10 MB)

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