Thursday, April 17, 2008 by Niels Hartvig

An experiment that hopefully will turn into a regular podcast. Per and I are talking about what's going on at the umbraco hq right now and cover topics like CodeGarden, 3.0.5 and Courses in this ten minute podcast with phenomenal background music.

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As promised in the podcast, we also produced a five minute tour of v3.0.5 with Sir Per Ploug Hansen as your guide.

Other links to stuff mentioned in the podcast:

13 comment(s) for “Podcast 1 - CodeGarden and v3.0.5”

  1. Warren Buckley Says:
    17 Apr 08 @ 01:05 GMT+1

    Hi Guys,
    Intresting what you two have to say and would love if this became a regular podcast.

    I look forward to the after hours of CodeGarden and I hope to do some collobration with people to create something wondeful and NEW!

    As always keep up the good work.

    //Warren

  2. Tim Geyssens Says:
    17 Apr 08 @ 01:35 GMT+1

    v3.0.5 looks great! Nice job Guys.

    I'll have to update my screencast, because I still needed to set the correct type for the usercontrol params. It's even easier now !!

  3. Ismail Mayat Says:
    17 Apr 08 @ 01:49 GMT+1

    Nice. One thing though does 3.0.5 lose the mysql support? Might be worth mentioning if it does for people on 3.03 etc who are on mysql.

  4. Hartvig Says:
    17 Apr 08 @ 01:51 GMT+1

    There has never been official support for other than MS SQL, so nothing is lost.

    It's 3.1 that will have MySql support as a supplement.

  5. Søren Sprogø Says:
    17 Apr 08 @ 02:50 GMT+1

    Nicely done!

    Except I couldn't stop laughing in the beginning because of the cheesy music and screaming seaguls.

    Nice to hear about the first official certifications, any info when we'll start to see a section on the official site listing these? And perhabs a gallery of different Umbraco solution. Sorry for going off-topic, but I really miss those.

    Can't wait to see ya all at Codegarden :-)

  6. Søren Linaa Says:
    17 Apr 08 @ 03:28 GMT+1

    Great to finally see my wish come through with the feature to copy a documenttype. It has been a really big frustation and it will save me a lot of time in the future.

  7. Per Ploug Hansen Says:
    17 Apr 08 @ 03:56 GMT+1

    @Søren Sprogø: Actually we have the Certified Developer listing done, The certified people just have to tick off a little "yes make my certification status public" in their umbraco member profile.

    @Søren Linaa: Glad you like it, we are super excited about getting some of those long-standing bugs out of the way.

  8. Søren Linaa Says:
    17 Apr 08 @ 04:19 GMT+1

    Per just for the record I never though it was a bug that you couldnt copy a documenttype. Just a nice feature to have :)

    How do I get a member profile by the way. Do I have one allready?

  9. Casey Neehouse Says:
    17 Apr 08 @ 06:42 GMT+1

    @Per - Since you volunteered, I reserve you to be our personal tour guide for Thursday!

    There are at least 4 of us...

    Also, I was originally going to talk about using Doc2Form, and the growing list of features, so, load me up for 2 courses.

  10. Chris Houston Says:
    18 Apr 08 @ 02:40 GMT+1

    Great little video guys, keep them coming!

    I have booked and am leaving on Saturday night, so you can add me to Casey tour group ;-)

  11. Morten Bock Sørensen Says:
    18 Apr 08 @ 08:04 GMT+1

    I can hardly wait to finally take the official test. :-)

    When can we expect to receive information on it?

  12. Darren Ferguson Says:
    21 Apr 08 @ 11:42 GMT+1

    Any chance of having the podcast in a format that we can subscribe to and actually use it on our iPod's?

  13. Hartvig Says:
    21 Apr 08 @ 12:15 GMT+1

    @Darren: Yes, if the experiment will turn into a "real" podcast we'll make a feed with enclosures (and add it to the iTunes library)

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