Merge Conflict
Merge Conflict is a weekly discussion with Frank and James on all things development, technology, & more. After years of being friends, Frank and James finally decided to sit down and start a podcast about their lives as mobile developers using C#, Xamarin, and .NET MAUI. Much more than just another mobile development podcast, Merge Conflict, reaches all areas of development including desktop, server, and of course mobile. They also cover fun things happening in the world of technology and gaming and whatever else happens to be on Frank's and James' minds.
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Frank had his first PR merged into iOS and macOS for .NET! We explore his journey to getting it accepted
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When is the time to make breaking changes that could completely upset every single user of your library? James is in this situation, and we discuss his options.
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A $230 drone... with no controller... with no GPS.... is this the future?
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C# 11 is coming in hot with some awesome new previews and we break down our favorite features.
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It is go time with the .NET MAUI RC!!
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Where did my bash go says James! Well I am swimming with Fish over here says Frank! We explore what the heck is going on in terminals on all of the different operating systems and how to get them setup to your liking.
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Follow UsWe take your questions live on .NET MAUI, the state of mobile development, how to teach the next generation, and so much more!
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Frank explains to James why and how he is doing databases all wrong!
Email us for episode 300 - mergeconflictfm@gmail.com
Watch episode 300 live - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIyENBHwRX0
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Frank has a grand conspiracy theory when it comes to what is going on with the M1 Ultra and M2. We discuss why they glued two chips together.
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We have a full breakdown of the latest Apple event with M1 Ultra, new Mac Studio, iPhone SE 3rd gen, and a new iPad!
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Who doesn't love security? Who doesn't love security inside of the app sandbox?!?! We break down file-access and all of its complexity when building sandboxed apps for iOS, macOS, Android, and Windows!
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What to do when there are new APIs that improve but don't deprecate old ones? Do you throw away your old code? Write compatibility layers? Or do you just keep on with what you have? We discuss.
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It’s here already…!!!??!!!! That’s right, .NET 7 is on its way with awesome new features.
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Measure, measure, measure with dotnet-trace a "new" tool that Frank has been exploring to make apps super performant.
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James is back on in-app purchases and this time has a complete deep dive into all things in-app subscriptions!
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Frank is finally all in on continuous integration and continuous delivery with .NET 6 and he did it all with GitHub actions!
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We answer all of your questions! Which seem to mostly be about .NET MAUI :)
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Frank is in a rush to try to get out an app into the app store in record time, but he runs up against those bumps that we have talked about so many times. We discuss his biggest road blocks.
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We give an update to our holiday hacks that have become real things that we need to actually care about. Did we go too far, or not far enough? We discuss.
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We break down the winners and laggers in tech from 2021 as we look forward to the excitement of what is to come in 2022.
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