Exclusive Interview with Jeffrey Richter - Azure SDK, C# Legacy, Skills for a Career at Microsoft

[@rayvid7979]

Mr. Jeffrey Richter is a main contributor to MSDN. I have the CD and read lots of his material to boost my programming skill using VB6. His knowledge about Microsoft technology is superb. Thank you Sir.

[@TuralSuleymaniTech]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience! It's incredible to hear how Jeffrey's work on MSDN and his insights in Microsoft technologies have impacted your journey in programming. He's truly been a source of knowledge for many of us. I’m glad the podcast brought back these memories and inspired you. Stay tuned for more insightful conversations!

[@renatorucov8603]

Also, Tural, you're incredible... Your genuine conversation and warmth resonate with people, which is why important guests are drawn to your KZbin channel. Who's next? Or is it Joseph Albahari?))

[@TuralSuleymaniTech]

Thank you for such kind words! I'm thrilled to know the conversations resonate with you-that warmth and genuine connection with guests are truly important to me. As for who's next…stay tuned! I'll keep the lineup a surprise for now, but I can promise more inspiring names. Joseph Albahari would indeed be an amazing guest-let’s see what the future holds! 😊

[@nurlanvalizada]

Great interview 😊

[@TuralSuleymaniTech]

Hey, my friend! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching it!

[@mehmoodrehman6336]

Very nice, and excellent interview,

[@TuralSuleymaniTech]

Thanks a lot for watching and adding a comment!

[@suleymanovdev]

Bravo, love it!

[@TuralSuleymaniTech]

Thank you very much !

[@robhunt8378]

I'm a dinosaur I guess. I still read technical books and of course I studied rather than read CLR via C# back in the day.

[@TuralSuleymaniTech]

'CLR via C#' is still one of the best resources out there for truly understanding .NET's inner workings. Sometimes, the depth you get from a good technical book just can’t be beat!