Tech Talk: Open Source Health and Diversity with Heather C Miller

Erlang And Distributed Systems with Steven Proctor: Today's interview is with Steven Proctor, the host of the functional geekery podcast. We talk about distributed programming in general and specifically how erlang supports distributed computing. We also talk about things he's learned about... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

61 min listen

Moves and Borrowing In Rust With Jim Blandy: The surprising thing about rust is how memory management works. Rust has the concepts of moves and borrowing. If you have heard about Rust, you may have heard people talking about the borrow checker and trying to make it happy. In this... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

67 min listen

God's Programming Language - Philip Wadler on Haskell: Today I talk to Professor Philip Wadler, a very accomplished programming language researcher. Phil walks us through a principle that has guided his career. That principle is that typed lambda calculus is not invented but a discovery of a... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

61 min listen

Rust And Bitter C++ Developers With Jim Blandy: Rust, the programming language, seems to be really trendy these days. Trendy to me means shows up a lot on hacker news. Rust is really interesting language though, and I think the growing popularity is deserved. Today I... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

63 min listen

Functional Programming Interview: Domain Driven Design meets Functional Programming: In object oriented languages, modeling a complex problem domain is a well understood process. Books like Domain Driven Design contain techniques for breaking down a problem domain and earlier books like the gang of four book catalogue design... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

56 min listen

FP Interview: Throw Away the Irrelevant with John A De Goes: Today's interview is with John A De Goes. We talk about performance problems with monad transformer on the jvm, various flavours of IO monads and reasoning about polymorphic type signatures. On the lighter side of things, we discuss how... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

68 min listen

Purescript And Avocados with Justin Woo: Purescript is a functional programming language that compiles to javascript. It is a strict haskell dialect that can run anywhere that javascript does. Justin Woo is a self described Purescript evangelist and enthusiast. We talk about purescript... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

51 min listen

Rethinking databases and Noria with Jon Gjengset: Can we make databases faster and remove the need for caching reads in an external cache? Can we make a distributed SQL based relational database that outperforms memcached? Jon Gjengset and the PDOS team at MIT CSAIL have done just that with Noria.... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

59 min listen

Learning to Think with Andy Hunt - Pragmatic Programmers guide to being productive: Andy Hunt is a celebrity in the world of software development. Or at least he is one to me. The Pragmatic Programmer is a classic book on software development book. He is an author of the agile manifesto and started the book company that has published... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

55 min listen

Big Ball Of Mud: Big Ball Of Mud – Architecture and Services with Wade Waldron by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

61 min listen

Video Game Programming From Scratch: I'm not really a big gamer, but lately, I've fallen down this rabbit hole into the world of Casey Muratori, and this project that he started on Twitch in 2014. He is building a video game from scratch and explaining it all as he goes along. Casey is... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

41 min listen

Functional Programming Interview: Total Swift Programming: In simple terms, a total function is a function that produces a well defined output for all possible inputs. A total program is a program composed of only total functions. A non-total, or partial function, would be a function that can... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

54 min listen

Micro Services vs Monoliths With Jan Machacek: I don't know a lot about micro services. Like how to design them and what the various caveats and anti-patterns are. I'm currently working on a project that involves decomposing a monolithic application into separate parts, integrated... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

67 min listen

The Little Typer With Daniel Friedman and David Thrane Christiansen: When it comes to type systems "I am, so far, only in the dependent types camp" - Daniel P. Friedman You can write more correct software and even rigorous mathematical proofs. Prepare for some mind stretching. Previous guests like Edwin Brady and... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

67 min listen

Functional Programming Interview: Idris, Proofs and Haskell with Edwin Brady: Edwin Brady is the creator of the Idris programming language and Author of the book Type-Driven Development with Idris and a computer science lecturer. The book, the language and Edwin himself all seem to be chock full of ideas for improving the... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

59 min listen

Open Source Health and Diversity with Heather C Miller: Heather C Miller is an Assistant Processor at CMU. She is concerned that key open source projects are at risk of failure and no one is paying attention. Adam talks to her about open source, how it grows, the diversity problems it has and much more.... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

41 min listen

Rethinking Technological Positivism with Cory Doctorow: Self-driving cars or armed autonomous military robots may make use of the same technologies. In a certain sense, we as software developers are helping to build and shape the future. What does the future look like and are we helping build the right... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

61 min listen

Domain Driven Design And Microservices: Today I talk to Vaughn Vernon about how Domain Driven Design can help with designing microservices. The guidelines that Vaughn has developed in his work on DDD can provide guidance for where service and consistency boundaries should be... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

49 min listen

Test in Production and being On-Call with Charity Majors: Metrics and Dashboards can die in a fire and every software engineer should be on-call by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

48 min listen

Crafting Interpreters With Bob Nystrom: Bob Nystrom is the author of Crafting Interpreters. I speak with Nystrom about building a programming language and an interpreter implementation for it. We talk about parsing, the difference between compiler and interpreters and a lot more. If you are... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

56 min listen

Typescript: How do we make javascript easier to work with? Chris Krycho has been using typescript to add types to javascript since 2016. Chris is a software developer at LinkedIn who, at his previous gig, worked on converting one of the largest Ember apps in the... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

71 min listen

Http4s and Functional Web Development With Ross Baker: The promise of functional programming is code that is easier to reason about, test and maintain. Referential transparency means there is no extra context to worry about, we can just focus on inputs and outputs. Examples of functional programming in... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

51 min listen

Loving Legacy Code with Jonathan Boccara: Legacy code is everywhere. I don't think I've met anyone who doesn't have to deal with legacy code in the substantial portion of his work. Our guest, Jonathan Boccara is a French C++ developer and the author of The Legacy Code Programmer's Toolbox. In... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

25 min listen

Abstraction and Learning with Runar Bjarnason: What is abstraction? Can we have a precise definition of abstraction that, once understood, makes writing software simpler? Runar has thought a lot about abstraction and how we can choose the proper level of abstraction for the software we... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

49 min listen

Dependent Types in Haskell with Stephanie Weirich: At Strange loop 2017, a wandered into a talk where I saw some code that deeply surprised me. The code could have been python if you squinted, passing dictionaries around, no type annotations anywhere. Yet key look up in the dictionary was validated at... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

59 min listen

Modern Systems Programming And Scala Native With Richard Whaling: Richard Whaling has an interesting perspective on software development. If you write software for the JVM or if you are interested in low level system programming, or even doing data heavy or network heavy IO programming then you will find this... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

54 min listen

Karl L Hughes on Speaking and Conference Talks: Adam talks to Karl Hughes about his path to becoming a conference speaker and the work he has done to make it easier for others to follow in his footsteps. "I didn't start trying to speak at conferences until I was at least seven or eight years into... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

51 min listen

Tech Evangelism and Open source With Gabriel Gonzalez: What makes some pieces of technology take off? Why is java popular and not small talk or Haskell. Gabe is a popular blogger, a former Haskell cheerleader, and creator of the Dhal configuration language. Today we talk about marketing and tech... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

67 min listen

Burn out and recreational coding with Jamis Buck: A decade ago Jamis Buck was not loving his job. He was an important open source contributor. He worked for the hottest trendiest software company at the time, 37 signals, creator of ruby on rails. He was on top of the world but also he was burnt out.... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

60 min listen

Memento Mori: Preparing our minds for the inevitable - death is pressing. After facing terminal cancer, Kate Gregory reminded herself that this event can still become inspiring by focusing on the positive. In this episode, Kate is going to share her success and... by CoRecursive: Coding Stories

41 min listen

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