Add Jon Hartman for ep. 77
Update episode77-test-kitchen.md

some more questions
E77: Can you evaluate idempotence or idempotence

I have been trying to aim at getting my company's cookbooks to the point where the average run updates zero resources. To do this, I would want to do multiple chef runs in a test. Is that possible?

Similarly, I want our runs fast as I can get them. To that end, any type of profiling support? Google shows me https://github.com/joemiller/chef-handler-profiler, but it might make sense for TK to be able to inject such or for a Busser plugin to have support for evaluating performance regressions? This interesting?

Have a good chat, folks :-)
Merge pull request #108 from RoboticCheese/roboticcheese/add-jon-hartman

Add Jon Hartman for ep. 77
Merge pull request #109 from arosenhagen/master

Update episode77-test-kitchen.md
Merge in new question from @donaldguy
Merge branch 'donaldguy-patch-1'
Adding my picks
Merge pull request #111 from afiune/patch-3

Adding my picks
Add an outline for episode 78
Update episode78-chef-dk.md

Add question about Windows
Configuration options of ChefDK?

I did not find a way configure the path of my own generator cookbook (in order to not specify it for every command through `-g`).
Merge pull request #112 from dougireton/patch-1

Update episode78-chef-dk.md
Add a couple people to the confirmed panel
resolve merge conflict
Merge branch 'StephenKing-patch-1'
fix link to chefdk download page
mike's picks for episode 78
Merge pull request #114 from miketheman/patch-2

mike's picks for episode 78
Add some questions from IRC