#GOTOpodcast: William Rizzo & Colin Griffin
• Why platform engineering looks different everywhere
• The pressure shift happening now
• What’s changing in Europe
• The infrastructure reality check
• Where frameworks fall short
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#GOTOpodcast: From idea → production in 5 minutes.
@mrako.com & @krisajenkins.bsky.social on how GenAI is reshaping orgs.
• The real shift with GenAI
• The 5-minute feature vision
• What happens to roles
• Why org design matters more than ever
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#GOTOpodcast:
Ajay Chankramath & Nic Cheneweth on what’s working in Platform engineering.
• Why most internal platforms fail
• What a good platform looks like
• The reality of tools like Backstage
• Where AI fits in
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New #GOTOpodcast 👇
@adrianmouat.com & @charleshumble.bsky.social on the real state of container security.
• Why containers are hard to secure
• Why scanners don’t solve the problem
• What’s changing now
• The practices that work
• Lessons from real incidents
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#GOTOpodcast: @sarahjwells.bsky.social & @nickselby.com on how to adopt AI without creating bigger problems.
• Why AI tools increase your blast radius
• How vendors blur security language
• What responsible AI adoption looks like
• Why most teams aren’t ready yet
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#GOTOpodcast:
@boicy.bovon.org sits down with @suksr.bsky.social to unpack the ideas behind her new book “Architecture for Flow.”
• How value streams and team structures shape architecture
• Architecture for Flow Canva
• Why visual thinking matters
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#GOTOpodcast:
@hollycummins.com, @abangser.bsky.social & @adrianmouat.com discuss
• Why security often frustrates developers
• Why security fails when added late
• How platform engineering can help
• The next big risk area
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#GOTOpodcast with @fab-ber.bsky.social and Steve Pereira on The Lean Tech Manifesto.
Key takeaways 👇
* Lean scales where agile struggles
* It’s about people, not processes
* Networks beat hierarchies
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#GOTOpodcast: Building Planetary-Scale Data Systems with Venice with @felixgv.ninja & Olimpiu Pop
*Venice is unbundled by design
*Chaos engineering isn’t optional
*CAP theorem isn’t theoretical
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#GOTOpodcast: Effect Oriented Programming W/ Bill Frasure, @bruceeckel.bsky.social, @jamesward.com & @andrewhl.bsky.social
What if side effects weren’t something you “handle”…
but something you model?
Full episode out now 🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
#GOTOpodcast: Rod Johnson, @poutsma.bsky.social, and @trishagee.bsky.social unpack where Spring has been and what’s next.
* Backward compatibility vs. modern paradigms
* Java & Spring are closer than ever
* Modular monoliths are back (kind of)
and more
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#GOTOpodcast:
a comprehensive look at the transformative impact of AI on software engineering, product management, and cloud architecture.
Featuring Nick Coult, Robbie Kohler, Janak Agarwal, David Anderson, Janak Agarwal, Akshatha Laxmi & Jeevan Dongre
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#GOTOpodcast: Maximillian Kirchoff talks with
@samkeen.bsky.social
*why architecture and testability are inseparable
*how dependency management shapes your system
*what clean architecture looks like in Python
*how these principles play with AI-assisted coding
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#GOTOpodcast: Roman Zhukov and @damovisa.me cover AI-assisted development
* AI is great for boilerplate but not for nuance
* What “trust” means when code is machine-generated
* Security and licensing
* Shift from syntax experts to system thinkers
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#GOTOpodcast: @charleshumble.bsky.social & @nathenharvey.bsky.social discuss:
-> why AI amplifies existing systems
-> what teams need before scaling AI use
-> how trust, documentation, and skills erosion show up
-> DORA’s 7 AI capabilities model for using AI responsibly
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#GOTOpodcast: Alexandre Malavasi & Albert Tanure discuss:
*why solid foundations matter more than new frameworks
*how React, Angular, and Vue fit into real-world backend systems
*what writing comprehensive technical books teaches you about architecture
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#GOTOpodcast: @holdenkarau.com & @julianwood.com talk about what it takes to work with distributed systems at scale
They dig into:
-> a decade of lessons from Apache Spark
-> where GPU integration goes wrong
-> common data-processing mistakes
..and more
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#GOTOpodcast: Olimpiu Pop talks with @andrewlamb1111.bsky.social about how today’s data platforms are made
*why the FDAP stack has become a foundation
*how columnar formats changed performance and interoperability
*what Apache Arrow really enables in memory
&more
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#GOTOpodcast:
@matt.godbolt.org sits down with Daniel Kusswurm to talk about the parts of modern computing most of us never touch but still rely on.
They dig into:
-> what SIMD actually is
-> intrinsics vs handwritten assembly
-> vectorized algorithms
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#GOTOpodcast: Barbara Lampl talks with @visenger.bsky.social about what it really takes to build AI systems that survive contact with reality.
The story is this:
If your MLOps, data governance, and documentation are weak, regulation will only expose it faster.
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#GOTOpodcast, Ben Smith & @jbesw.bsky.social cover:
*Why workflow services matter more than we admit
*Monoliths vs microservices
*Plugin architectures and extensibility
*Idempotency, circuit breakers, and observability in the real world
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
#GOTOpodcast: rom programmer to technical leader w/Michael Nygard & Charles Humble.
* What Conway’s Law really implies
* When centralization helps, and when it doesn't
* Why strong architectural boundaries reduce the need for constant alignment
... and more
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#GOTOpodcast: @brikis98.bsky.social and @kief.com cover:
* What DevOps actually means (beyond the buzzword)
* Where infrastructure as code helps and where it does not
* Why frameworks usually age better than clever custom scripts
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#GOTOpodcast: Naomi Ceder sits down with Fabrizio Romano to talk about what changes when a language and its community grow up.
They cover:
-> Why education moved from GUIs to the command line
-> The long road to typing
-> How AI fits into learning
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#GOTOpodcast: Albert Tanure & Rafael Herik de Carvalho discuss the full lifecycle of a modern ASP.NET application.
- containers
- OpenTelemetry
- dynamic configuration
- why understanding deployment and operations is now part of the developer job
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#GOTOpodcast, @icooper.bsky.social, @davidwhitney.co.uk & Hannes Lowette talk about how architecture really works at scale:
• sustainable vs “slash-and-burn” systems
• emergent design vs intentional design
• why cargo-cult patterns hurt more than they help
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#GOTOpodcast: Joe Reis and Matt Housley talk:
• Writing a data engineering “classic” before anyone said “just ask AI”
• Why juniors risk skipping the hard parts
• Why solid fundamentals matter even more when everything feels automated
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Today’s #GOTOpodcast: @lauratacho.com and @charleshumble.bsky.social.
They dig into:
-> The real skill gaps holding new CTOs back
-> How to measure team and manager performance
-> The DX Core 4 framework
-> How to tie technical work directly to business outcomes
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#GOTOpodcast: Alex Ewerlöf and Charity Majors discuss:
-> Why reliability isn’t free — and his “10x per 9” law
-> Choosing SLIs that actually tie to business impact
-> Making SLOs practical rather than performative
.. and more
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Today’s #GOTOpodcast: Simon Peyton Jones & Chelsea Troy discuss:
-> Why computing should be foundational, not vocational
-> How to keep computational thinking meaningful
-> Teaching through concrete, motivated problems
.. and more
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