Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman

Scott and Carl discuss afferent and efferent coupling, and many other code metrics techniques, and wonder why more .NET developers don't use static analysis tools to better understand their designs.

Scott and Carl talk about the Microsoft/OpenID collaboration.

In this episode Scott gets the skinny on Powershell with Bruce Payette, one of the founding members of the Windows PowerShell team, co-designer of the PowerShell language and the principal author of the PowerShell language implementation.

In this episode Scott talks with Chris Brooks and Eli Smith about the evolution and current state of classic board gaming.

In this episode Scott interviews Leon of SecretGeek.net about the partnership that created their TimeSnapper product. Leon shares his 25 steps to starting your own MicroISV. Leon will be publishing detailed info on each step on his blog. If you've ever considered selling software on the net, this is the show for you.

Scott and Carl discuss Microsoft's answer to Flash, Windows Presentation Foundation/Everywhere (WPF/E), a lightweight version of the .NET 2.0 (and 3.0) Framework that promises to be multi-browser and multi-platform.

Scott and Carl bring us up to date on the developments in dynamic and static language extensibility.

Scott and Carl discuss some of the basics and modern myths of professional audio.

Scott and Carl talk about life hacks with Gina Trapani, web developer and author of the book "Life Hacker - 88 tricks to turbocharge your day".

Scott talks with Carl about the state of gaming hardware, software, and programmability.

This week Scott and Carl discuss the various WS specifications and how they relate to WCF, with a strong emphasis on security.

This week Scott and Carl discuss Software Architecture from the Tech Ed developer conference in Barcelona.

Scott and Carl talk about digital identity and related technologies.

This week Scott and Carl talk about the latest technology around dealing with Diabetes, as well as a short discussion of the basics.