1.0.7 Audacity
In this episode Scott and I talk to 3 developers who have pulled off some pretty audacious maneuvers:
- John Resig, Creator of jQuery, decided to write yet another javascript framework when there were already quite a few to choose from. Not only did he succeed, he changed web development forever.
- Alex Payne, former API Developer Lead at Twitter, talks about the (somewhat insane) move to leave Twitter, and (somewhat more insane) choice to “reinvent banking” with BankSimple.
- Miguel de Icaza, founder of the GNOME project and creator of Mono talks about creating a clone of the .NET framework - all because he didn’t like what else was out there at the time for Linux.
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Music
There are a number of tracks in this episode, many of which are “mashups” or “boots”. These tracks aren’t … “appreciated” by the recording industry, yet they realize that they sell many of the songs they feature.
I won’t link my sources here - however I will say all of them are found on Youtube if you want to search for them. Some are also found on the DJ’s websites:
The following music is used under Creative Commons:
- Tell Me Slow - Crystal Kovach
- Plastique Toxique - Soleil Vert
- Something Unquiet - Twilight Archive
- 2 Percent er - Williamson
- Between Two Worlds - Rildrim
- Ghosts (surprise!) - NIN
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