Included in the feed is the audio of the video:

Download the episode directly, or subscribe to the podcast feed.

While at BarCampAustin3, John Willis and I talk with Mark Hinkle, of Zenoss. Mark being the guest, we spend most of the time talking about Zenoss and the roll of open source in IT Management. We also discuss the marketing benefits of Zenoss had at barcampESM.

We then touch briefing on the OpenNMS/Cittio hoopla.

Disclaimer: Zenoss is a client. See the RedMonk client list for other clients mentioned.

Download the episode directly here, or subscribe to the feed in iTunes or other podcatcher to have them automatically downloaded.

In the second part of our MIX '08 coverage, Ryan and I talk with Zend's Andi Gutmans about the role of PHP in the RIA world, his involvement in two panels (one on Microsoft and open source, the other on mashups), and then we talk about what you might call "enterprise RIA" using the recent iPhone SDK and enterprise hookups announcement as a spring-board.

Disclaimer: Adobe and Microsoft are clients, as is Sun. See the RedMonk client list for other RedMonk clients mentioned.

Download the episode directly here, or subscribe to the feed in iTunes or other podcatcher to have episodes automatically downloaded.

In the second episode, Stephen and I talk with Mozilla's Christopher Blizzard. We discuss his history in the open source world, and then get moving onto discussion of The Mozilla Foundation, in particular, Firefox. Stephen and I ask him several question to figure out what it's like working at Mozilla and then get into a conversation about mobile browser work Mozilla is doing. We end with a discussion of Firefox 3 and talk through the performance enhancements of recent betas.

Disclaimer: see the RedMonk client list for a list of RedMonk clients mentioned.

Download the episode directly here, or subscribe to the podcast feed to have it downloaded automatically in iTunes or other podcatcher.

In this special edition of RIA Weekly, I talk with co-host Ryan Stewart who's at MIX08. We recap the announcements of the first day, discuss Apple's recent comments that Flash doesn't cut it for the iPhone, and then get all giddy for this weekend's SXSW.

See Ryan's writeup and TechCrunch's live blogging for more on today's MIX08 keynote.

Disclaimer: Adobe, Sun, and Microsoft are clients. See the RedMonk client list for other RedMonk clients mentions.

Download the episode directly here, or subscribe to the feed for auto-magic downloads in iTunes or other podcatcher.

As ever, I plan on getting around to a more detailed description soon.

This week, we had to do a quick recording while I was leaving the Austin airport.

Getting a little out of the realm of IT Management, but still touching base as needed, John tells us about a visit to the Technology of Georgia Tech Summit, namely, about wikinomics.

In doing so, we get to an interesting discusion of how lowering barriers to entry helps all sorts of fun things out.

We then discuss a recent teaser post of John's, Seven Core Competencies for Enterprise Innovation.

Disclaimer: see the RedMonk client list for clients mentioned.

Download the episode directly, or subscribe to the feed to have episodes auto-magically downloaded in iTunes or other podcasther.

This week, Ryan and myself talk with Appcelerator's Nolan Wright and Matt Quinlan.

I'll type up more detail notes later, but here's the summary.

We talk about Appcelerator's offering, drilling down into the middleware, or "glass bus" like functionality it provides. Being open source - and GPLv3 at that! - I ask Nolan and Matt why this matters both for their internal development and for their users.

We then jump into some news talk:

• MIX '08 rumors about Silverlight 2.0 and Silverlight on the desktop.
• SXSWi coming up - while I say it'll mostly be the round-corner cool kids, there'll be plenty of RIA stuff sprinkled through-out.
• Adobe Engage 2008 - both Ryan and I were there so we give a little sum-up.
• Chumby's are now available to the public.
• DRM in Flash
• ...and more

Disclaimer: Adobe, Microsoft, and Sun are clients. See the RedMonk client list for more clients that are mentioned.