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Matt Kent joins me again as my comic foil to discuss: REACT Our new endeavor Farming vs. Mining in Software My first production Asterisk deployment Special Easter Egg topic and other banter. Subscribe via iTunes or RSS

?Matt and I discuss many things on the longest episode ever: REACT (update on progress) IDEER Asterisk HTML5 v iOS IMDB for Nerds Dungeons and Dragons Insane moviegoing children Coffee makers Subscribe via iTunes or RSS

In this episode I talk to Justin, an old college friend, who recently moved back to Rochester to pursue a graduate degree in Game Design and Development. We talk games, game programming, game paradigms and all sundry topics relating to gaming.  I reveal my gaming habits and we both recount our console history. Subscribe via iTunes or RSS

Matt Kent joins me again to talk about: REACT and its open sourcing The cost of late changing requirements IDEs (we use RubyMine now) Web Frameworks and where we go from here Also: if you like Liam Neeson see Unknown for his standard fare.  Don't see Gnomeo and Juliet on principle. Subscribe via iTunes or RSS

Matt Kent is a partner at Reactualize.  We built RadRails together, founded a startup and graduated from RIT with degrees in Software Engineering. In this episode we discuss the forthcoming REACT application we've been working on, donateyouraccount.com, search, startups, San Francisco, Silicon Valley and skiing. Subscribe via iTunes or RSS

Luigi Montanez is an open source developer at the Sunlight Foundation.  For the past two years he has focused on opening up government data and making it readily available for developers. We talk about open government, open source, software philosophy, HTML 5 and thinking beyond Ruby on Rails. Subscribe via iTunes and RSS.

We discuss the origins of JRuby, JRuby on Android/AppEngine and how to run your Ruby/Rails project on Java with JRuby. Charles is one of the lead developers of JRuby and now is hacking away at Engine Yard. The intro and outro music of this podcast is from an internet archive backup of Why the Lucky Stiff’s performance at the very first RailsConf from June 2006. Follow Charles on Twitter and his blog. Follow Kyle on Twitter and Tumblr. Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or RSS.

We discuss the world of iPhone development from how we both abuse UIWebView to the App Store. Check out Marco’s Instapaper app (and buy the pro version). Marco is also the lead developer of Tumblr and blogs here. Follow Marco on Twitter. Follow Kyle on Twitter. Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or RSS.