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Mike discusses the culture clash between the ASP.Net framework diehards, and the recent converts. ASP.Net and Azure services have been at the core of project Mike and his team have had underway for a couple months and they’ve gotten a good feeling of it’s strengths and weakness.

Plus our live reaction to SteamOS, ending the platform/tool wars that even your benevolent hosts find themselves falling into, your feedback, and much more!

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• Can you go more into depth about kernel/system development?
• Solution to the Android update problem
• Does it really matter what tools you use?

Hoopla:

• Valve announces SteamOS, a living room operating system for games | The Verge

Valve is done teasing. Today, Valve has revealed SteamOS, its own operating system based on Linux, designed for living room gaming PCs. It\’s the first step towards Valve\’s Steam Box, its vision for an open video game console. It combines Steam\’s preeminent video game digital distribution platform with a user interface designed for televisions, all on top of the Linux platform. It will also be free.

\”It will be available soon as a free stand-alone operating system for living room machines,\” according to the company.

• SteamOS

As we\’ve been working on bringing Steam to the living room, we\’ve come to the conclusion that the environment best suited to delivering value to customers is an operating system built around Steam itself. SteamOS combines the rock-solid architecture of Linux with a gaming experience built for the big screen. It will be available soon as a free stand-alone operating system for living room machines.

• Why we moved away from AWS

This does not mean that we will never ever move back to AWS, but right now this is the best fit for us.

• Continuous delivery for cloud services with TFS in Windows Azure

The process described in this article shows you how to set up continuous delivery for Windows Azure cloud apps

• Known Issues in Windows Azure

This document contains a list the known issues for Windows Azure

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From text editors and compilers to Project management tools Mike shares his toolchain for getting projects done.

But we start with fending off the trolls, trouncing Chris over the OYUA, and struggling with nuances of an open sources ASP.NET.

Plus defending a dev underfire for speaking his mind, and we answer a batch of your emails.

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— Show Notes —

Feedback

• Jeramy writes:

“Michael failed to mention that Microsoft released ASP.NET to the open source community and now ASP.NET can be run on any server with any database management system.”

• John shares his sister’s web-based calendar: www.keilascode.com
• Folks love the SNES generation

Hoopla

• Aaron Seigo – Google+ RE: In Canonical\’s recent announcement

• Heroku | Cloud Application Platform

Pick of the week

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Tool of the week

• Ruby Mine

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