On Azure everything is a "resource" that seems to extend a base class with generic/common properties. The issue I have with it is that finding which resource connects with what is difficult (like finding which resource has a specific IP). It's unintuitive. But I can see them integrating Lambda into Azure to give users the ability to ask things like "give me all objects that connect with this one and show all the details in a nice chart". But ultimately it would still be Azure and MS.

Hey guys, just sating hi. Year after year I find it interesting you are my favorite podcast and I'm not even a dev. I just enjoy your takes on tech in general and the Star Wars banter.

Hey guys, great work on the show as always! I enjoyed the toolkit discussion, and share the... dissappointment about flutter's stagnation for desktop. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts about the Tauri toolkit, as it seems like something getting more discussion lately. Keep up the great work!

love to see fointain to disable urning sats as a option. as a middel way around Premium ore nothing.

My worry on the two bills for tech, besides that it circumvents capitalistic ventures, is: what else did they sneak in that we dont necessarily know about? There is always a catch with these kinds of bills. +1 for popeyes being best fast food chicken

The say there are no stupid questions but, I’m self taught so I’ve got lots of them. I find myself making wrapper functions to put functions inside of functions to skip screwed up indentation hell. How much of what I think I know should I throw out, and where do I pick up to get this right?

Where was the promised server hosting costs discussion? I'm curious what you mean by hot swapping docket.