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✓ Published: 06-Feb-2024
✓ Published: 06-Feb-2024
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dotNetDave delves into the non-coding side of tech pros on Rockin' the Code World, asking about their off-duty fun! Because let's face it, life's more than just programming!nnThis video features:nJulie Lerman - Software CoachnJared Parsons - Principal Development Manager on the C# Compiler TeamnJeff Fritz -Principal Program Manager - .NET CommunitynKendra Havens - Program Manager, Visual Studio & .NET, MicrosoftnAndy Schwam - Microsoft MVP, AVP Application DevelopmentnnWatch a past episode
dotNetDave delves into the non-coding side of tech pros on Rockin' the Code World, asking about their off-duty fun! Because let's face it, life's more than just programming!nnThis video features:nJulie Lerman - Software CoachnJared Parsons - Principal Development Manager on the C# Compiler TeamnJeff Fritz -Principal Program Manager - .NET CommunitynKendra Havens - Program Manager, Visual Studio & .NET, MicrosoftnAndy Schwam - Microsoft MVP, AVP Application DevelopmentnnWatch a past episode
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