GitHub is the collaborative developer community, a place to share and review code, then deploy it to any operating system, any cloud, and any device. And it has many gifts for developers – and ultimately everyone who uses the thousands of deployed apps and services.
On this episode, Chris McNulty and I speak with Martin Woodward, one of the original members who onboarded Microsoft to the open-source world, and Tetsuya Kawahara, a Microsoft MVP expert in Microsoft Lists customization (JSON). We learn how they use GitHub to share their knowledge, connect with other developers, and create the world’s most important technologies.
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- Show outline:
- 00:00 Introduction
- 11:00 Conversation with Martin Woodward
- 42:00 Conversation with Tetsuya Kawahara [with English interpreter]
- 56:15 Events
- 1:02:15 Same conversation with Tetsuya Kawahara with his full answers in Japanese
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Links to important on-demand recordings and articles mentioned in this episode:
- Hosts, guests, and related products
- Martin Woodward | LinkedIn | Twitter | GitHub [guest]
- Tetsuya Kawahara てっちゃん (Microsoft MVP) | LinkedIn | Twitter | GitHub [guest]
- Mark Kashman |@mkashman [co-host]
- Chris McNulty |@cmcnulty2000 [co-host]
- SharePoint | @SharePoint | SharePoint community blog
- GitHub | @GitHub | LinkedIn | Site
- Articles and sites
- GitHub Docs
- Tetsuya's list formatting samples (GitHub)
- Microsoft PnP community list formatting samples (GitHub) | Microsoft 365 community (guidance, best practices)
- Microsoft Lists resource center
- Microsoft Docs - The home for Microsoft documentation for end users, developers, and IT professionals.
- Microsoft Tech Community Home
- Stay on top of Office 365 changes
- Listen to other Microsoft podcasts
- Events
- North American Collaboration Summit (Aug.9-11.2021) [hybrid; Branson, MI and online]
- Commsverse (Sept.15-16.2021); a Microsoft Teams Community Event) [hybrid: UK - in-person and online]
- SharePoint Fest DC + dedicated 'Teams Fest' track (Sept.20-24.2021) [in-person]
- HR Tech Conference 2021 (Sept.28-Oct.1.2021) [in-person]
- Microsoft Lists workshop [available now on-demand]
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