In this episode we talk to Dejan Milicic about the new version of RavenDb that just dropped. 
We also talk about how importants passion is as a developer.

Links from the episode:

https://ravendb.net/

Dejan's book
https://www.amazon.com/Introducing-RavenDB-Database-Modern-Persistence/dp/1484289188/ 

Developer Hegemony
https://www.amazon.com/Developer-Hegemony-Erik-Dietrich/dp/0692866809 

Dejan on the stream
codingafterwork.com/YouTube/1e6dS9jSQWo

Oren on the podcast
codingafterwork.com/episodes/ac3985bd-abfc-42d0-9754-e1228ea1618e

Leslie gives Jimmy and Jessica a behind the scenes look at keynotes. We talk about teleprompters and backups. We dive into the C# Dev Kit and even more extensions with VisualStudio.Extensibility.


Leslie is a product manager on the .NET / C# Developer Experience team and the host of the VS Toolbox show on YouTube, Twitch, and LearnTV. She is focused on improving productivity and the C# and Razor spaces across VS and VS Code, including helping develop and release the new C# Dev Kit productivity extension in VS Code. Leslie also worked on the Visual Studio team, developing and enhancing extensibility and debugging features. She helped improve the overall extensibility experience in Visual Studio while helping to create VisualStudio.Extensibility, a simpler, out-of-proc extensibility API. She also worked on the Visual Studio debugging team, where she debugged developers’ problems by designing new debugging tools, such as Pinnable Properties, and improving existing ones, such as the Parallel Stacks window.

Links

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-dotnettools.csdevkit

https://github.com/microsoft/VSExtensibility

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MadsKristensen.TheEssentials2022

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=VisualStudioPlatformTeam.ProductivityPowerTools

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=EngstromJimmy.StageCoder

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=EngstromJimmy.BlazmExtension

Contact:
https://twitter.com/lyrichardson01

In this episode, Jimmy and Jessica talk to Nick Chapsas.
Nick is a Content Creator focusing on C# & .NET and an Author and Founder of the educational platform Dometrain.
His YouTube channel has reached over 200k subscribers quickly, so we naturally wanted to hear about his secret.

https://www.11ty.dev/ 
https://teachable.com/ 
https://dometrain.com/ 

https://www.youtube.com/@nickchapsas 
https://kit.co/nickchapsas

We want to thank our sponsor Progress Telerik.
They have amazing Blazor UI controls, so if you need something, chances are they have it.
Check them out at https://bit.ly/blazorui

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We are on many different social media, and you can find them all at http://codingafterwork.com

In this episode, Jimmy and Jessica talk to Evelyne Wauters about UX, dark patterns, and falcons.
Evelyne is still in a quarter-life crisis at 34 years old, living near Antwerp with her boyfriend and two cats.
She has previous experience in (java) development and a major in engineering/architecture. In her free time, she goes skydiving in the summer weekends and is a falconer in the winter. 

In this episode, we talk to Nico Vermeir about his experiences writing multiple books, brewing beer, and .NET.

@NicoVermeir
https://www.martinasbieren.be/

At NDC London we sat down with Steve Sanderson and talked about the origin story of Blazor, some of the upcoming things in .NET 7, and what Steve is working on right now.

@stevensanderson

In this episode, we talk to Maria Naggaga about some of the projects she has been involved in like .NET interactive, try .NET, and Minimal APIs.

https://try.dot.net/
https://github.com/dotnet/interactive

https://www.instagram.com/hippypotter/

@ladyNaggaga

https://engstromjimmy.com/post/2022-06-09-MinimalAPIs

https://github.com/kolplattformen/skolplattformen
https://github.com/kolplattformen/fantomenkrypto

Little Steering wheel documentation (In Swedish)
https://docplayer.se/4568511-Lilla-ratten-stockholms-stads-projektmodell.html

@oppnaskolplatt
@JohanObrink