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Dominic St-Pierre
Go Programming Language
Go
Software Development
Gomponent
Datastar
Microservices
Rust
Python
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HTML
GRPC
Test-Driven Development
Andurel
Django
Java
Templ
Wails
Javascript
Software Engineering
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15 minutes news, tips, and tricks on the Go programming language.

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Hey, can Go be good for a version control system? André Bianchessi is building twigg and we discuss about why to build a VCS in 2026 and how Go can help for certain thing and where it fall short.

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A lot of technical people taht create software products constantly have to fight between their urge to apply proper engineering to their product / system vs. the need of puting 4/5 of their time doing marketing actions.

This reality is demonstrated ... more

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We're back to audio. Sorry, I'm not having enough time to write a proper desription this week.

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Hey Thorsten Ball joins us this week and we talk about Amp, agentic engineering, some ~philosophical debates, you know the usual stuff when software engineers talk about AI and LLM and how it's changing our world.

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Recent Guests

André Bianchessi
Guest presented as the Twigg founder/creator, discusses Twigg and version control innovations
Twigg
Episode: 095: Twigg with André Bianchessi
Thorsten Ball
Co-founder of AMP, author and engineer
AMP
Episode: 093: Agentic engineering is here to stay with Thorsten Ball
Lea Anthony
Creator of Wails, lead developer behind the project
Wails
Episode: 092: Your Wails app... on mobile? With Lea Anthony
Iván Ovejero
Creator of Lisette
Lisette project / Lisette
Episode: 083: Lisette, inspired by Rust, compiles to Go with Iván Ovejero
Pasha Zwirowski
Creator of Uncloud
Uncloud
Episode: 078: Uncloud, bridging the gap between Docker and Kubernetes
Andy Williams
Creator of the Fyne project
Fyne project
Episode: 075: Fyne apps are easier to design and build with Andy Williams
Markus Wüstenberg
Software developer with a background in machine learning and AI integration.
Episode: 067: LLM/AI as agents in your Go system with Markus Wüstenberg
Jon Barber
Software engineer with over 30 years of experience working with various programming languages, including Java and Go.
Episode: 066: Xp, CI, CD with Jon Barber
Yann Bizeul
Solution engineer for a storage company with a background in graphic arts and system administration.
NetApp
Episode: 058: Starting in Go with Yann Bizeul

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093: Agentic engineering is here to stay with Thorsten Ball
Q: Do you think AI will replace junior developers or change how they learn?
AI will augment learning and shift the way juniors gain experience; while some routine tasks can be automated, the deeper judgment, domain knowledge, and ability to design robust systems remain essential, with AI serving as a force multiplier rather than a replacement.
093: Agentic engineering is here to stay with Thorsten Ball
Q: Can you explain what AMP brings to the table that other coding agents are doing differently?
AMP positions itself as a frontier tool that stays aligned with the latest models and emphasizes a cohesive UX, minimal noise, and a belief in letting the model and tools do the heavy lifting rather than building a maze of features; the goal is to maximize what the models can achieve with the right harness and ephemeral agents.
075: Fyne apps are easier to design and build with Andy Williams
Q: How does the desktop environment work in terms of building apps and workflow for non-developers?
The hosts explore AppTrix as a graphical development environment that lets users sketch, lay out, and configure apps, with an AI-assisted backend to translate designs into code, while preserving a path to traditional code editing if desired.
075: Fyne apps are easier to design and build with Andy Williams
Q: So what is the story regarding adoption among enterprises?
Williams explains that native apps offer security, performance, and offline capability, which makes them appealing for companies, though broad adoption is tempered by education about native versus web approaches.
068: Revisiting Datastar with Delaney Gillilan
Q: So what happened with Datastar since we last talked about it?
Datastar has undergone significant changes, including a rewrite for a pro version and performance enhancements.

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Two regular hosts discuss practical issues facing Go developers, ranging from SaaS product decisions, pricing and licensing, to Go tooling, databases, and deployment. Episodes balance hands-on engineering chatter with strategic startup concerns—covering local AI models, building and shipping Go-based products, open source licensing, and real-world infrastructure choices. The show stands out for its candid, experience-driven conversations: no external guests in several episodes, a knack for translating technical trade-offs into actionable takeaways, and a strong emphasis on how tooling, architecture, and market considerations intersect in the Go ecosystem. Potential listeners will likely find useful perspectives on go-to-market decisions, pl... more

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