Jeff Fritz writes code live on video streams, and wants to give you a central place to ask questions, find samples, and links to projects and other materials referenced during the show.
Jeff currently presents on Twitch
You can find his current schedule on the Twitch channel's page, and if you follow or subscribe to the channel you will be notified when the stream begins.
Our friend Carl Franklin from .NET Rocks has graciously allowed us to play some of his Music to Code By during the stream. Buy the music, or get a subscription with the mobile app at www.musictoflowby.com
Archive of all shows from the stream can be found on Jeff's YouTube Fritz and Friends playlist.
If you want to know more about something or want to see a demo of something specific, you can ask Jeff by opening an issue and adding the 'Question' label.
The list of currently outstanding questions is available. When questions are answered, they are closed and links are added to the wrap-up blog post for the stream they were answered in.
Jeff has been working on the following projects on stream:
- Fritz.StreamTools - (Formerly called RunDown) An ASP.NET Core project that will manage show information for streamers and provide easy browser-based plugins for your video content.
- CoreWiki - An ASP.NET Core based content management system that has been built from scratch as a learner's project on stream.
- OilTankVision - An IoT and Azure project that uses a Raspberry Pi to convert an analog oil-tank meter into a digital one.
- StreamDeckToolkit - A .NET Standard library, template, and tools for building extensions to the Elgato Stream Deck
- StreamDeckEmulator - A simple emulator for the Stream Deck Application to allow plugin developers to test their plugins
- StreamDeckDashboard - A collection of stream deck actions in a single plugin for developers
- CheerGraffiti - A set of tools for parsing and reporting on cheer graffiti from the Fritz and Friends streams
- Fritz.ConfigurationBuilders - A collection of ConfigurationBuilders for .NET 4.7.1 and later that support loading application configuration from other sources include INI, YML, and RSS
- Fritz.EpicBuildMusic - A Visual Studio extension that is designed to make working in Visual Studio a little more fun.
I enjoy having guests join me for some pair-programming, because we're always going to learn something new together. More information about my scheduled guests can how you can join me as a guest on the stream can be found on the guests page.
Jeff has written about how he has the hardware configured as well as the software to produce stream on his blog.
- Jeff uses Posh-Git to make the Powershell prompt easier to navigate while working with Git repositories
- When coding with a guest, Jeff and the guest use Visual Studio Live Share to work on code on screen at the same time.
- Jeff uses a bunch of great Visual Studio extensions, and you can find that list on the WebTools repository.