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The Basement Programmer Podcast
by Tom Moore
From the basement to the cloud. Discussing technology in bite sized chunks, with a focus on Cloud based technologies. Addressing real questions that I have been asked and providing guidance to get unblocked. Note: Opinions are my own and not those of my employer.
Episodes
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Generative AI, Hype vs Reality with Kenneth Henrichs
In this episode, I talk with fellow Caylien Kenneth Henrichs about the realities of Generative AI vs Traditional AI. Why we should rule out traditional AI just yet and where he sees AI going in the next year.
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What's new in Serverless 2023 with James Eastham
In this episode, I welcome back James Eastham to talk about recent developments in serverless technology.
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Cognitive Psychology and Generative AI with Brian Tarbox
In this episode, I catch up with Brian Tarbox, Solutions Architect at Caylent, and AWS Hero. Brian and I talk about his background in Cognitive Psychology, artificial intelligence, and dolphins add in for good measure! We explore things like how the behaviors of LLMs are, in some ways, taking on...
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Reinvent Recap with Ty Augustine
In this episode, I catch up with my friend Ty Augustine to discuss re:Invent 2023. Learn about some cool new services and features for developers and nondevelopers alike.
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20 Years of Tech with Pete Johns
For this episode of the Basement Programmer Podcast, I head back to Perth, Western Australia, to catch up with my long-time friend Pete Johns. We talk about his career in tech has changed and evolved over the past 20 years, the impact of social media, and moving countries. We also talk a little...
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Digital Native with Andrea Sabet
In this episode, I talk to AWS's Head of digital native solutions architecture for the east coast, Andrea Sabet. Andrea and I have been friends since she started at AWS as a Solutions Architect. We talk about what it means to be "Digital Native" as well as some of Andrea's other activities like…
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Mobile Computing and .NET
In this episode I chat with Brandon Minnick about his history as a .NET developer advocate focusing on Mobile Technologies. Brandon talks about his history with Xamarin and the evolution to the new MAUI frameworks that allow developers to develop cross platform applications. We also talk about…
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Event Driven Architecture
In this episode of the Basement Programmer Podcast I speak with James Eastham from AWS Professional Services. James and I talk about event driven architecture and .NET. Learn what event driven architecture is and how it changes the way we think about state. Special bonus for those who listen to…
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Common Mistakes with Serverless
In this episode of the Basement Programmer Podcast I interview Serverless Specialist Solutions Architect Adam Wagner about common mistakes that customers make when adopting serverless technologies.
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IoT Messaging
This episode is part of my series on developing IoT Solutions using .NET. You can follow along at the Basement Programmer Blog here: https://basementprogrammer.com/series/iot-dot-net
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Hour of Code 2022
Hour of Code is an event run by Code.org Mary speaks about a Deep Racer event in this episode. Students can get access to resources for learning Deep Racer at no cost at the Deep Racer Student League website. Details about Deep Racer can be found at the Deep Racer site.
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Refactoring Guide for .NET APplications
My colleagues Runeet and Craig talk about our new refactoring guide "Monolithic to Microservice Journey for .NET Applications" available here: https://t.co/sx48IY6hSQ
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AWS Certifications
In this episode I talk about AWS Certifications, and provide some tips about the exam process.
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Optimizing for Cost; Getting more for less
This episode mentions the AWS Optimization and Licensing Assessment. Details of the assessment can be found here: https://aws.amazon.com/windows/optimization-and-licensing-assessment/
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What's new in Lambda
AWS Lambda has been one of my favorite services since my early days working with AWS. Some recent releases are making Lambda even more accessible, and easier to program for more and more people. In this episode I am diving into some of the recent development that will make your life easier. This...
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Choose the right Infrastructure as Code
In this episode we look at four different methods you can use to create Infrastructure as Code, and how to choose one that meets your needs. We will look at Cloud Formation, Chalice, Serverless Application Model (SAM) and the Cloud Development Kit (CDK). Each of these options has there own…
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Choosing the right AWS Service to host my microservice.
In this session I give some advice on how to choose the right AWS Service to hose a micro service. We look at different factors that can drive your decision, and talk about how to guide your decision.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
From the basement to the cloud. Discussing technology in bite sized chunks, with a focus on Cloud based technologies. Addressing real questions that I have been asked and providing guidance to get unblocked. Note: Opinions are my own and not those of my employer.
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Tom Moore
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From the basement to the cloud. Discussing technology in bite sized chunks, with a focus on Cloud based technologies. Addressing real questions that I have been asked and providing guidance to get unblocked. Note: Opinions are my own and not those of my employer.
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