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This is an interview with Garrett Serack, a software developer who works in the open-source technology center at Microsoft. Garrett’s job at Microsoft is to help open-source technologies run better on Windows. Garrett offered some advice for open-source developers trying to port their tech to Windows. He also discussed what he sees as the biggest [...]
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In this second half of our interview with David Zülke, he gets down to the nitty gritty of Agavi and the advantages is offers developers. According to David, Agavi is all about building clean and scalable apps. He illustrates that, because of the way it encourages developers to write code, Agavi can represent a huge [...]
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This is the second part of our interview with Joey Devilla from Microsoft Canada. In this installment, Joey discusses Microsoft’s overall open-source strategy. Specifically, Joey covers how Microsoft’s philosophy has evolved, and what it means for open-source developers. He goes into detail about Microsoft’s open-source department, as well as how the organization’s policies have changed [...]
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The is the second half of our interview with Brendan Sera-Shriar at Confoo. In this clip, Brendan discusses his thoughts on Microsoft’s efforts to engage the open-source community. As Brendan explains, his first impressions of Microsoft’s efforts were skepticism, but as he looked into it, he realized that some other open-source web developers were involved [...]
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This is the first part of a two part interview with David Zülke, the lead developer for the Agavi Framework. We caught up with David at Confoo where he was giving a couple presentation, and convinced him to sit down with us to chat for a few minutes. In this installment of our interview with [...]
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