Greg Leonardo: AI & Azure - Episode 424
AI DevOps Podcast
Greg Leonardo is a Certified Azure Solution Architect, and Microsoft Certified Trainer, and the founder of Webonology, a firm focused on cloud migration and modernization, cloud security, solution architecture, and cloud training. He's received many MVP awards from Microsoft over the years. He is the author of "Hands-On Cloud Solutions with Azure: Architecting, developing, and deploying the Azure way," and he writes regularly about Azure, AI, and cloud security on his Cloud Daily Wire blog, including posts on governing, securing, and scaling autonomous AI agents on Azure. Greg is also a...
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Daniel Vacanti: What's AI Done To Agile - Episode 423
AI DevOps Podcast
Daniel Vacanti is co-founder of ProKanban.org and a 20-year veteran of the Lean and Agile software industry who helped develop the Kanban Method in 2007 and managed its first project implementation. He also co-founded ActionableAgile in 2013, building predictive analytics tools that help teams forecast delivery and manage risk using flow metrics such as cycle time, throughput, and work in progress. Daniel has authored several books on the subject, including Actionable Agile Metrics for Predictability: Tenth Anniversary Edition and the recently released Actionable Agile Metrics Volume II He...
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Sam Nasr: AI Transformation - Episode 422
AI DevOps Podcast
Sam Nasr is a Senior Software Engineer and Trainer at NIS Technologies in Cleveland, Ohio, specializing in the Microsoft AI stack, Azure, and .NET development. A software developer since 1995, Sam is an 8-time Microsoft MVP and Microsoft Certified Trainer who leads the Cleveland C# User Group, the .NET Study Group, and the Azure Cleveland User Group. He shares his expertise as a contributing author for Visual Studio Magazine and through his LinkedIn Learning courses, and he blogs regularly at samnasr.blogspot.com, This will be his third appearance on the podcast, having previously joined me...
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Mark Michaelis: Mastering the Agentic Coding Workflow - Episode 421
AI DevOps Podcast
Today I'm joined by Mark Michaelis, founder, CEO and Chief Technical Architect of IntelliTect in Spokane, Washington, and a Microsoft Regional Director and C# MVP for more than twenty-five years. Mark is the lead author of the Essential C# book series and the free companion site essentialcsharp.com, and he's continued that work as a member of Microsoft's design review teams for C#, Azure, and Azure DevOps, and as an adjunct professor at Eastern Washington University. He's been on the conference circuit recently with talks like "Mastering the Agentic Coding Workflow" and "AI Axioms:...
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Justin Martin: Commanding Fleets of AI Agents - Episode 420
AI DevOps Podcast
Today I'm joined by Justin Martin, a product-focused engineering leader based in Austin, Texas, with more than twenty years of experience driving technical innovation at startups and high-growth tech companies, from Groupon-era Rails to fraud prevention for banks. He is now commanding fleets of AI agents from a single post. He is currently the Head of Engineering at 6Lock. Github - X Account - Website - LinkedIn - Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.
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Uncle Bob Martin: AI Driven Development - Episode 419
AI DevOps Podcast
Today I'm joined by Robert C. Martin, known to most of the industry as Uncle Bob - a programmer since 1970, co-author of the Agile Manifesto, and the first chairman of the Agile Alliance. He's the founder of Uncle Bob Consulting LLC and has written many of the field's defining books, including Clean Code, Clean Architecture, Clean Agile, and his newest release, Functional Design. Lately he's been deep into a project called swarm-forge, an open-source tool he built for coordinating teams of AI coding agents through disciplined, tmux-based workflows, and he's been documenting his experiments...
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Jeffrey Palermo: AI-Driven Software Projects - Episode 418
AI DevOps Podcast
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Joseph Guadagno: Architecture for AI Development - Episode 417
AI DevOps Podcast
Joseph Guadagno is an experienced executive level software leader and architect over 30 years of software development experience and a Microsoft MVP since 2007, having also served as President of the .NET Foundation from 2023 to 2024. he blogs regularly about .NET, Azure, and AI-assisted development workflows. This will be Joseph's second appearance on the podcast - he previously joined me in 2021 to talk about the latest in Azure DevOps. You can find more about Joseph and his work at josephguadagno.net. Website - LinkedIn - Github - X Link - Previous Appearances on the Azure &...
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Anna Hoffman: AI Database Development - Episode 416
AI DevOps Podcast
Anna Hoffman is a Principal Group Product Manager for Azure Data on Microsoft's SQL Engineering team, where she works across SQL Server, Azure SQL, and SQL database in Fabric. She is also the host of Data Exposed, Microsoft's video series covering the data platform. Anna holds an engineering degree from Georgia Tech along with a master's degree in data science, and started her career as a data and applied scientist before moving into product management. She continues to blog regularly for the Azure SQL Devs' Corner. You can find her on GitHub and on X at @AnalyticAnna. Anna's Devblogs - ...
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Mark Seemann: AI Code Quality - Episode 415
AI DevOps Podcast
Mark Seemann is a self-employed programmer and software architect based in Copenhagen, Denmark, and the author of Code That Fits in Your Head and Dependency Injection Principles, Practices, and Patterns. He is widely known throughout the .NET community for his ploeh blog, which he has maintained for years, writing about software architecture, test-driven development, and functional programming. He shares his work and insights on GitHub and X as @ploeh, and can also be found on LinkedIn. Mark previously joined the show for Episode 189, "Code That Fits In Your Head." Ploeh - Guthub Ploeh - ...
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Tim Corey is an nine-time Microsoft MVP, a software developer with more than 30 years of experience, and one of the most recognized online educators in the .NET ecosystem. DevForge at IAmTimCorey.com -- has helped millions of developers learn to think and code like professionals. He is the author of Getting Started with C#: A Practical Guide, the creator of the popular C# Mastercourse, and the host of the DevQuestions podcast, now in its seventh season. Tim learned software development the hard way so his students don't have to -- and he is a returning guest, having joined us previously on Episode 241.
Previous appearance(s) on the Azure DevOps Podcast:
Episode 241: Tim Corey: Learning Programming (Apr 17, 2023)
Website: https://www.iamtimcorey.com/
Blog: https://blog.iamtimcorey.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamtimcorey/
Twitter / X: https://x.com/IAmTimCorey
GitHub: https://github.com/TimCorey
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@IAmTimCorey
Podcast: https://iamtimcorey.buzzsprout.com/
Recent projects / posts: - Course: Upgrading to .NET 10 From Start to Finish https://www.iamtimcorey.com/courses/upgrading-to-dotnet-10/
- Course: C# Mastercourse https://www.iamtimcorey.com/courses/csharp-mastercourse/
- Game Development Mastercourse (preorder) https://gamedevelopmentmastercourse.com/
- Blog: "Does Vibe Coding Have A Place In Software Development?" (May 2025)
- Blog: "What Microsoft Choosing Go over C# Can Teach Us" (Apr 2025)
- Blog: "Can AI Do a Developer's Job?" (Mar 2025)
- DevQuestions Podcast Ep. 299: "Why is the job market slowing down?" (Mar 5, 2026)
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