My .NET Rocks Interview Is Now Up

Run, don’t walk, over to .NET Rocks and download their interview with yours truly (as in me, not any other yours truly).

I had a real blast chatting with Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell. We covered all my favorite topics (well except soccer) which include Software Development, Open Source, and Subtext!

I’m still here in Redmond on the Microsoft campus so I haven’t had the cringeworthy experience of listening to myself talk. ;)

Comments

13 responses

Zack Owens • August 6th, 2007
Very cool. You didn't mention anything about being an MVP. That's unlike Paris :)

Mads Kristensen • August 6th, 2007
Listening right now. So far so good :)

kevin • August 6th, 2007
Loving your lessons learned from subtext...great, great advice!

Steven Harman • August 6th, 2007
That's Hot.
Listening right now. So far the you know count is pretty low - have you been practicing or was this thing scripted? :)

Mads Kristensen • August 6th, 2007
Great show. I really liked what was shortly mentioned at the 31:33 minute mark ;) Just kidding, it's was really interesting.

Haacked • August 6th, 2007
@Steven - It's the magic of good audio editing. :) .NET rocks doesn't gain audience by making their interviewees sound dumb. They can do a lot to make a subject sound smarter. For example, synthesize my voice and replace dumb answers with better informed answers. ;)

Keyvan Nayyeri • August 6th, 2007
Counting "You Know"s now ;-)

Josh Stodola • August 7th, 2007
Great interview!
[offtopic]
I have stumbled across a design very similiar to yours: Geniant blog
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Haacked • August 7th, 2007
@Josh Thanks!
Regarding the Geniant blog, I love their design and it was one I showed to Scott to give him ideas for the general look and feel. The design of my blog is definitely inspired in some ways by that one and several other cool designs.

Jim Holmes • August 7th, 2007
Good show! I listened to it on the ride in to work today. Glad to hear you're involved in another writing project -- the work you did for us in "Windows Developer Power Tools" was great and I'm looking forward to reading more from you.

Steven Harman • August 8th, 2007
And... you're back. Back online I mean. :)

Karthik • August 10th, 2007
Great show Phil, it was definitely interesting hearing the history of how Subtext got started!

you've been HAACKED • November 9th, 2007
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