In this episode, I had a fascinating chat with Steve Gordon. We covered tons of topics - from his experience in being a Pluralsight author, to performance, productivity, organising user-groups, public speaking, audio editing, and much more!Links from the showSteve’s social and content links:TwitterBlogPluralsightYouTubeUser-group links and mentioned events:.NET South East (Steve’s user-group)MK.NET meetup with Steve on the 18thScott Hanselman’s talk at .NET OxfordScott Hunter’s talk at .NET OxfordBlog posts:.NET performance optimisations don’t have to be complexBecoming a better developer through bloggingAzure Advent Calendar videoDev Tips:Git Erroneous merge commit blog postOthers:Humanitarian ToolboxElastic .NET libraryWSL2 book by Stuart Leeks

In this second episode, I’m thrilled to welcome Derek Comartin (also known as CodeOpinion) onto the show to talk about CQRS and MediatR! We ended up recording over two different sessions and covered lots of different topics, including functional programming and remote working.Links from the showDerek on TwitterDerek’s blogDerek’s YouTube channelMediatRlanguage-ext functional C# libraryDan's "Writing More Succinct C#" blog postSimon Painter's Functional Programming in C# talkLINQPad (from devtips)Dan’s LINQPad Tips and Tricks blog post series

In this very first episode, I introduce the podcast and what it's all about! This is a short 6-minute episode talking about the focus of the podcast, who I am, and also a bit about the .NET Oxford user-group I run.Links from the showDan's blogDan on Twitter.NET Oxford.NET Oxford SlackAzure Oxford