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Herding Code 200: io.js, Angular angst, K Scott’s new Band, Kickstarters, Containers and Old School

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Herding Code 199: Rob Reynolds on the Chocolatey Kickstarter, Chocolatey growth and OneGet

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Herding Code 198: Damian Edwards on ASP.NET vNext, Tag Helpers and SignalR

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Herding Code 197: Summer Stories, C# 6, Vim and Atom, Terrible Keyboards, Poorly Aged Hipster Code,

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Herding Code 194: Hadi Hariri on Kotlin, Nitra, and Developing In A Decade

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Herding Code 192: Jackson Harper on the CodeReview iOS app

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