Podcasts
- ALT.Net on DotNetRocks — 2008
- Vote of No Confidence (the Entity Framework brouhaha) with Ward Bell — 2008
- Talking about ALT.NET on the ALT.NET Podcast — 2009
- Convention over Configuration on Hanselminutes — 2009
- Presentation Patterns Discussion on Herding Code Part 1 and Part 2 — 2009
- StoryTeller on Elegant Codecast — 2009
- FubuMVC on Herding Code — 2009
- Essence versus Ceremony on Ignite Your Coding — 2010
- IoC Containers on Yet Another Podcast — 2011
- Conventional Software Development on Deep Fried Bytes — 2011
- FubuMVC on Herding Code — 2011
- Automated Testing on the Pluralsight Podcast — 2011
- Marten on DotNetRocks — 2016
- Storyteller on Crosscutting Concerns — 2017
-
Marten on Hanselminutes — 2017
- The ASP.Net Core Ecosystem on DotNetRocks — 2019
- Waterfall vs Agile on Software Engineering Radio — 2020
- Marten Db on the 6 Figure Developer Podcast — 2021
- Event Sourcing on DotNetRocks — 2021
- Wolverine .NET Command and Message Bus on DotNetRocks — 2022
- Minimal Architecture on DotNetRocks — 2023
Videos
- The Joys and Pains of a Long Lived Codebase (QCon San Francisco 2008)
- StoryTeller on Hanselminutes
- Lessons Learned from a Long Lived Codebase (NDC 2009)
- Presentation Patterns for Composite Applications (NDC 2009)
- Convention over Configuration applied to .NET (NDC 2009)
- Software Design and Testability (NDC 2009)
- Compositional Design with Responsibility Design (Oredev 2010)
- Patterns for Building Internal Domain Specific Languages in C# 3 (Oredev 2010)
- Executable Specifications with Storyteller 3 (January 2016)
- Introduction to Marten (January 2016)
- Marten on Channel 9 (January 2016)
- Marten: Using Postgresql as a Document DB and Event Store (JetBrains Seminar April 2018)
- Marten: Using Postgresql as a Document DB and Event Store (Dotnetconf 2018)
- Automated Testing on .Net Core with Technology and Friends (January 2019)
- Dynamic Runtime Code with Roslyn (NDC London 2019)
- Marten Db on the .Net Core Podcast (2020)
- The Fundamentals of Continuous Design (CouchCon 2020)
- Concurrency and Parallelism in Real Life Development (Event Sourcing Live 2021)
- Event Sourcing and CQRS with Marten (.NET DC 2022)
- Event Sourcing in 1 Hour with Marten in .NET (CodeOpinion 2023)
- Twisting PostgreSQL into a Document Db and Event Store (Citus Con 2023)
- A Contrarian View of Software Architecture (NDC Oslo 2023)
- Simplify your architecture with Wolverine (Event Sourcerers 2023)
Publications
- The “Patterns in Practice” Column in MSDN Magazine
- Using Continuous Integration to Reduce Project Friction in CoDe Magazine
- A Quick Tour of the .Net CLI in InfoQ
- Inversion of Control with Lamar in CoDe Magazine
- Event Sourcing and CQRS with Marten in CoDe Magazine
The Shade Tree Developer 
Could you please let me know what about your book about patterns? There was an information on informit.com it wil be published in 2013 but I couldn’t even find your name among Informit authors.
Edward, I don’t think that book is ever going to happen. Sorry.
I guess you have more important projects but if you ever decide to sell even an uncompleted e-book, I’m interested. BTW there was a website with excerpts from the book. Is it still available?
@Edward,
This is all that exists: http://codebetter.com/jeremymiller/2007/07/26/the-build-your-own-cab-series-table-of-contents/
I wrote one draft chapter and wimped out to be perfectly honest.
Hey! This link is no longer available.
Can you provide a new one?
I have this in my favorites.
Alas, CodeBetter is toast. Someone made me an export dump of all my old content, but I haven’t done anything with it yet. Sorry.
ok, thanks for the answer
Is there a way for us to get contents of build your own CAB series ?
I have an XML dump of all my old CodeBetter content, but it’s not super likely that I’ll have bandwidth to recover that. Sorry, but I think I’m just an object lesson in the value of better controlling your own content:(