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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 11 hours 41 minutes
episode 30: 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....
episode 29: 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...
episode 28: Tech Talk: Data and Scale with Pat Helland - The long view on distributed databases
Tech Talks are in-depth technical discussions. Pat Helland has a wealth of knowledge on building distributed data stores. He has been working on distributed data stores since 1978, when he worked on the tandem fault-tolerant database. Since then he...
episode 27: 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...
episode 26: 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...
episode 25: 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....
episode 24: Tech Talk: Software as a Reflection of Values With Bryan Cantrill
Which operating system is the best? Which programming language is the best? What text editor? Bryan Cantrill, CTO of Joyent says that is the wrong question. Languages, operating systems and communities have to make trade offs and they do that based on...
episode 23: Tech Talk: The Little Typer With Daniel Friedman and David Thrane Christiansen
Tech Talks are in-depth technical discussions. 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...
episode 22: Tech Talk: Big Ball Of Mud
Big Ball Of Mud – Architecture and Services with Wade Waldron
episode 21: Tech Talk: God's Programming Language - Philip Wadler on Haskell
Tech Talks are in-depth technical discussions. 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...