Fredrik chats to Shawn Wildermuth about evolving in the world of software development, small changes adding up, developer hiring, not chasing the new thing, and quite a bit more.

Fredrik is still hoping for the last episode of Shawn's old podcast.

Making sure you use your time in a way that's right for you. Whether it's spending lots of time learning new stuff or getting deep into the tech you really enjoy.

Recorded during Øredev 2025.

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Links

• Shawn
• Shawn on Github
• Shawn's old podcast Hello world
• Richard Campbell and Carl Franklin, of the .NET rocks podcast
• Science Friday, from PBS
• What's new in C# 14 and .NET 10 - Shawn's presentation at Øredev 2025
• .NET core
• Blazor
• ASP.NET
• Null forgiveness
• .NET conf
• Nullable reference types
• Objective-c
• Tell the C# compiler to act like older versions
• Generics
• Nullable value types
• Pluralsight
• Windows phone
• Foxpro
• Impostor syndrome
• Shawn's film Hello world - confronting bias in software development
• Support us on Ko-fi!
• Oslo
• Winfs
• Practical file system design with the Be file system - The Beos file system book by Dominic Giampaolo
• Beos
• GEOS
• Silverlight
• Open sourced Webassembly-based Silverlight version
• Kotlin
• CLR
• Fortran
• COBOL
• MUMPS
• Vue
• Cosmos DB
• Azure foundry
• Eleventy

Titles

• I feel like I never did a podcast
• Edit the last one
• What's your focus?
• There's not enough to talk about here
• Null forgiveness
• Talk about nullability
• The next fifteen years
• Where I'm best used
• Paid to learn the new stuff
• I'm just happy to be around
• Those quiet voices
• Win the design meeting
• Wrong about Webassembly
• Actual system languages
• Five years from being useful
• A two-IDE person