Spaghetti Code kicks off its new format with hosts Jeff Brand and Adam Grocholski discussing the news and events in the .NET world and beyond.  This month, Jeff and Adam talk about Lightswitch, Windows Phone 7, the IronRuby “situation”, and more.  Listen and drop Jeff and Adam some listener feedback at podcast@slickthought.net to help us steer the show and get your thoughts “on the air” as well.

Spaghetti Code talks with Jason Bock about how Evolutionary Programming lets you use genetic principles to find solutions to complex problems. You can get the source code, presentation deck, and more @ http://www.jasonbock.net/JB/Code/EvolvingNET.zip

Spaghetti Code Talks XNA Game Development for Windows, XBOX and Windows Phone 7 with XNA MVP Chris Williams.

Spaghetti Code talks with Scott Davis and Jeff Pesek about becoming your own business person.  We cover everything for the types of businesses you can establish, what you can “sell”, how to get started, and much more.

Spaghetti Code talks with Adam Grocholski about Developing on Windows Phone 7 using Silverlight.

Spaghetti Code is joined by Microsoft’s own Jimmy Schementi.  Jimmy is the Program Manager for the various Iron languages being worked on by Microsoft.  In this episode, Jimmy walks us through the history of the Dynamic Language Runtime and the Iron languages, along with numerous insights into both languages.  We also talk about where the languages are going as we approach some major milestones in each languages development. 

Spaghetti Code hosts Donn Felker as he discusses his experiences developing applications for the Android platform.

Spaghetti Code sits down with Rocky Lhotka, Shannon Braun, and Scott Davis to talk about the Microsoft Professional Developer Conference held last November, 2009.  All three share there thoughts and opinions on the conference, the technologies announced, and what the future holds for Microsoft developers.

Spaghetti Code interviews Adam Grocholski about WCF .NET RIA Services.  An overview of RIA Services is provided, along with a more detailed understanding of how to use the services, their integration with Silverlight, and how it makes application development easier.

SpaghettiCode interviews Scott Davis about his recent work developing a Microsoft Surface application.  Scott talks about the application he developed, how he got started, and what it is like to develop on the Surface platform.   It is an interesting hour of conversation as Scott shares his real-world experiences and helps us “scratch the surface” of working with Surface.