A 2023 Happy New Year and 2022 Review - Episode 226

Happy New Year to all in the year 2023! In this episode, the host Jeffrey talks about the highlights from the podcast over the past year. He also shares some architect forums he is hosting and facilitating this year. In Microsoft Developer news, he mentions several important updates, including the availability of Android apps on Windows 11, ARM processor investments, previews of the Microsoft Dev Box and Power Pages websites, and the release of .NET 7.

Jeffrey also discusses what the default application stacks and environments might look like on the platform in 2023, including Windows 11, Visual Studio 2022, Onion Architecture, Blazor for interactive applications, .NET service workers, and Entity Framework with Azure SQL. For developer workstations, he mentions Alienware R series desktops and Dell Precision laptops, among others.

Listeners can also look forward to hearing from a variety of guests in past episodes, including Aaron Stannard on Microsoft Orleans, Bryan Costanich on IoT, Henry Quillin on education and software engineering, Kevin Kirkus on embedded design, Mark Seemann on team leadership, Udi Dahan on distributed systems, Philippe Kruchten on emergent, agile architecture, Steve Sanderson on Blazor, Daniel Roth on more Blazor Futures, Damian Brady on GitHub Actions, Scott Hunter on Microsoft's Azure development and .NET strategy, Mark Miller on UX design, Nicholas Blumhardt on modern logging and telemetry, and Eduardo Maltez on full system test work. The episode ends with a discussion on the importance of security and what every .NET team can learn from recent breaches at LastPass and Rackspace.

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