More kiwi than kiwifruit

Episode #14 is an almost solo-cast with Mark and Greg in the absense of both Greg and Antony. Sit back with your colorred pens and get ready to draw your next program in Piet!

• Barcamp 3
• Concordion gives you the best of all worlds - fit, rspec, and freeform testing styles
• Google IO and Wave
• The Esoteric language(s) of the week - Blub and Piet
• London Stock Exchange dropping Windows
• Corey Haines and a conversation with Stuart Holloway
• InvokeDynamic backport first release
• Alice - an education software that teaches students computer programming in a 3D environment.
• Groovy and Template Haskell
• Android Netbooks and Chrome OS

In the continuing saga of clearing the podcast backlog, episode #13 also escapes to your unsuspecting ears - join the guys as we ponder quitting our jobs and flipping hamburgers for a change...

• HTC Magic Android released
• Git# - a "native" Git for Windows
• Thumbs Down for Clojure
• XText - DSL IDE Builder for Eclipse
• Brenda and Stallman argue the "java trap" for .NET
• Don't have a job? Flip burgers in NZ!
• Nexus from Sonatype
• Atlassian released FishEye 2 and Crucible 2
• CITCON ANZ 2009 Discussion
• Git Rocks - unless you push to a checkout working copy
• The war over concordion continues...

Following this years CITCON ANZ 2009 in Brisbane, Mark sits down with fellow kiwis Nigel Charman and John Hurst to discuss:

• The transrelational model in databases and database scaling, Sybase requiring stored procedures for metadata, and using unitils to automatically disable constraints during testing.
• Releasing from branches
• Jetbrains MPS and the Charisma bugtracker which is now in EAP.
• Wikis for documentation
• Python, Delphi, and embedded scripts in databases
• White space or tabs?
• CITCON (we actually talk about it!)
• Token commits, pre-commits, and continuous integration

WARNING: This episode is a long discussion - you might need some coffee.

Oh hai listeners - we're clearing that silence with a deluge of backlogged podcasts, in episode #11 we talk about Android, Netbooks, Languages, and other things (of course, regular listeners will know we cover these topics all the time...).

Show notes will be updated with links below:

Not content with releasing the belated episode 7, we also have episode #10!

• IE not working on Google Wave
• Google Page Speed
• Opera Unite
• 20 apps for twitter
• iPhone Stanford Course
• Ubuntu / Android
• sdedit
• Web Sequence Diagrams.com
• Prag Prog - RSpec Book

Theme music "Past within the future" by Greek band Fractals

People thought they'd never hear this mythical lost episode #7 after someone forgot to plug in the microphone... but no - here it is ;-)

We cover grails moving to tomcat, jetty vs tomcat, netbeans and eclipses maven support, unit testing vs integration testing, modularization, and other stuff...