
A podcast about interesting programming topics for the curious software engineer. You will learn about programming languages, tools, libraries, and combinations thereof, from the best in the field.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Dr. Venkat Subramaniam is an engineer, a professor at University of Houston, an author of more than 10 programming books, and a prolific speaker at technical conferences. He's trained tens of thousands of software engineers all across the world, cons... more
Magnus Madsen is an associate computer science professor at Aarhus University and the creator of the Flix programming language.
0:00 Intro
1:37 Flix fundamentals and design philosophy
3:57 Effect systems in the language vs. as a library
6:30 Effects... more
Richard Eisenberg is a language designer and compiler engineer for OCaml at Jane Street and a core contributor to the Haskell language. He focuses on static type systems and functional programming to make software more reliable, while maintaining eas... more
Sam Newman is an engineer and consultant, specialized in service architecture. He's the author of the books Building Microservices and Monolith to Microservices, and has helped many companies make informed choices about their service architecture. Hi... more
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The show centers on deep dives into programming languages, tooling, and software architecture, with guests who are influential builders and educators in the field. Episodes frequently explore language design, type systems, tooling ecosystems, and practical approaches to teaching complex concepts—often weaving in real-world engineering trade-offs, open-source dynamics, and AI-assisted development. Notable angles include the evolution of functional programming, gradual typing in modern languages, build systems and API design, and the human aspects of software craftsmanship. The conversations tend to be technically dense but accessible, making it valuable for engineers who want informed context on language ecosystems, tooling decisions, and ho... more
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