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#GOTOpodcas: @mauricenaftalin.bsky.social and @smarks.bsky.social revisit Java Generics and Collections.
Listen for reflections on Java's development and many “we thought this was fine” moments.
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Listen for reflections on Java's development and many “we thought this was fine” moments.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
January 9, 2026 at 1:16 PM
#GOTOpodcas: @mauricenaftalin.bsky.social and @smarks.bsky.social revisit Java Generics and Collections.
Listen for reflections on Java's development and many “we thought this was fine” moments.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
Listen for reflections on Java's development and many “we thought this was fine” moments.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
#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
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*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
January 6, 2026 at 1:10 PM
#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
*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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* 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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
January 2, 2026 at 1:59 PM
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
* 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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
#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
🎧 Listen to the episode → gotopia.tech/podcast
* 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
🎧 Listen to the episode → gotopia.tech/podcast
December 30, 2025 at 3:43 PM
#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
🎧 Listen to the episode → gotopia.tech/podcast
* 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
🎧 Listen to the episode → gotopia.tech/podcast
#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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They cover:
-> Why education moved from GUIs to the command line
-> The long road to typing
-> How AI fits into learning
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
December 26, 2025 at 5:44 PM
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
They cover:
-> Why education moved from GUIs to the command line
-> The long road to typing
-> How AI fits into learning
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
- containers
- OpenTelemetry
- dynamic configuration
- why understanding deployment and operations is now part of the developer job
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
December 23, 2025 at 2:58 PM
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
- containers
- OpenTelemetry
- dynamic configuration
- why understanding deployment and operations is now part of the developer job
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcas
• sustainable vs “slash-and-burn” systems
• emergent design vs intentional design
• why cargo-cult patterns hurt more than they help
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcas
December 19, 2025 at 1:01 PM
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcas
• sustainable vs “slash-and-burn” systems
• emergent design vs intentional design
• why cargo-cult patterns hurt more than they help
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcas
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
• 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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
December 16, 2025 at 1:01 PM
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
• 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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
Day 12 is for challenging the status quo.
Daniel North said it best:
“The most dangerous phrase is ‘We’ve always done it that way.’” gotocph.com/2026/speakers
Daniel North said it best:
“The most dangerous phrase is ‘We’ve always done it that way.’” gotocph.com/2026/speakers
December 12, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Day 12 is for challenging the status quo.
Daniel North said it best:
“The most dangerous phrase is ‘We’ve always done it that way.’” gotocph.com/2026/speakers
Daniel North said it best:
“The most dangerous phrase is ‘We’ve always done it that way.’” gotocph.com/2026/speakers
Day 11 is for anyone choosing adaptable systems.
Thanks, Sam Newman, for showing how microservices stay simple and scalable. gotocph.com/2026/speakers
Thanks, Sam Newman, for showing how microservices stay simple and scalable. gotocph.com/2026/speakers
December 11, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Day 11 is for anyone choosing adaptable systems.
Thanks, Sam Newman, for showing how microservices stay simple and scalable. gotocph.com/2026/speakers
Thanks, Sam Newman, for showing how microservices stay simple and scalable. gotocph.com/2026/speakers
Day 7 is for everyone choosing progress over perfection.
Thank you for the reminder we all need
Thank you for the reminder we all need
December 10, 2025 at 9:01 AM
Day 7 is for everyone choosing progress over perfection.
Thank you for the reminder we all need
Thank you for the reminder we all need
Patrice Roy joins Ken Carpenter to bust C++ memory myths, explain when custom allocators matter, and share practical tips for safer, faster code. Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
December 9, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Patrice Roy joins Ken Carpenter to bust C++ memory myths, explain when custom allocators matter, and share practical tips for safer, faster code. Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
Day 3 brings a treat: @ziobrando.bsky.social . EventStorming, domain clarity, better systems. Don’t miss his masterclass at GOTO Copenhagen 2026. Presale’s on. gotocph.com/2026/registr...
December 9, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Day 3 brings a treat: @ziobrando.bsky.social . EventStorming, domain clarity, better systems. Don’t miss his masterclass at GOTO Copenhagen 2026. Presale’s on. gotocph.com/2026/registr...
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
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
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
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
December 5, 2025 at 1:03 PM
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
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
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
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
-> 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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
December 2, 2025 at 1:01 PM
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
-> 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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
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
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
-> Why computing should be foundational, not vocational
-> How to keep computational thinking meaningful
-> Teaching through concrete, motivated problems
.. and more
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
November 28, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
-> Why computing should be foundational, not vocational
-> How to keep computational thinking meaningful
-> Teaching through concrete, motivated problems
.. and more
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
#GOTOpodcast w/ @andrewhl.bsky.social & Marit Van Dijk hits a nerve many of us know well:
architecture ends up slowing us down.
• Architects as facilitators
• ADRs as lightweight documentation
• Psychological safety as the hidden architecture layer
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
architecture ends up slowing us down.
• Architects as facilitators
• ADRs as lightweight documentation
• Psychological safety as the hidden architecture layer
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
November 25, 2025 at 3:53 PM
#GOTOpodcast w/ @andrewhl.bsky.social & Marit Van Dijk hits a nerve many of us know well:
architecture ends up slowing us down.
• Architects as facilitators
• ADRs as lightweight documentation
• Psychological safety as the hidden architecture layer
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
architecture ends up slowing us down.
• Architects as facilitators
• ADRs as lightweight documentation
• Psychological safety as the hidden architecture layer
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
#GOTOpodcast: Russ Olsen and James Lewis on FP.
• How to make everything “click”
• FP is more about managing side effects, not pretending they don’t exist
• The story of a bank running a full Clojure backend for millions of customers
🎧 Listen here → gotopia.tech/podcast
• How to make everything “click”
• FP is more about managing side effects, not pretending they don’t exist
• The story of a bank running a full Clojure backend for millions of customers
🎧 Listen here → gotopia.tech/podcast
November 21, 2025 at 1:00 PM
#GOTOpodcast: Russ Olsen and James Lewis on FP.
• How to make everything “click”
• FP is more about managing side effects, not pretending they don’t exist
• The story of a bank running a full Clojure backend for millions of customers
🎧 Listen here → gotopia.tech/podcast
• How to make everything “click”
• FP is more about managing side effects, not pretending they don’t exist
• The story of a bank running a full Clojure backend for millions of customers
🎧 Listen here → gotopia.tech/podcast
#GOTOpodcast: Diana Montalion and Jessica Kerr discuss the AI coding hype.
Hear about:
-> Systems are always broken – And that's okay
-> From error handling to AI-assisted typing
-> The art of scaffolding: Scripts, tests & automation
-> AI as a thinking partner
🎧 Listen now: gotopia.tech/podcast
Hear about:
-> Systems are always broken – And that's okay
-> From error handling to AI-assisted typing
-> The art of scaffolding: Scripts, tests & automation
-> AI as a thinking partner
🎧 Listen now: gotopia.tech/podcast
November 18, 2025 at 1:39 PM
#GOTOpodcast: Diana Montalion and Jessica Kerr discuss the AI coding hype.
Hear about:
-> Systems are always broken – And that's okay
-> From error handling to AI-assisted typing
-> The art of scaffolding: Scripts, tests & automation
-> AI as a thinking partner
🎧 Listen now: gotopia.tech/podcast
Hear about:
-> Systems are always broken – And that's okay
-> From error handling to AI-assisted typing
-> The art of scaffolding: Scripts, tests & automation
-> AI as a thinking partner
🎧 Listen now: gotopia.tech/podcast
🎙️ The “Google trap.” The onboarding gap. The reluctant manager.
On today’s #GOTOpodcast, Meri Williams joins @charleshumble.bsky.social to share honest lessons on scaling teams, avoiding bad big-tech habits & building diverse products that work.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
On today’s #GOTOpodcast, Meri Williams joins @charleshumble.bsky.social to share honest lessons on scaling teams, avoiding bad big-tech habits & building diverse products that work.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
November 14, 2025 at 2:02 PM
🎙️ The “Google trap.” The onboarding gap. The reluctant manager.
On today’s #GOTOpodcast, Meri Williams joins @charleshumble.bsky.social to share honest lessons on scaling teams, avoiding bad big-tech habits & building diverse products that work.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
On today’s #GOTOpodcast, Meri Williams joins @charleshumble.bsky.social to share honest lessons on scaling teams, avoiding bad big-tech habits & building diverse products that work.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
Knowing Java syntax isn’t enough.
#GOTOpodcast with Victor Grazi, Jeanne Boyarsky and Barry Burd dives into what schools don’t teach — the real Java ecosystem:
⚙️ Git, Spring, CI/CD, IDE refactoring
💡 Practical skills every dev needs
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
#GOTOpodcast with Victor Grazi, Jeanne Boyarsky and Barry Burd dives into what schools don’t teach — the real Java ecosystem:
⚙️ Git, Spring, CI/CD, IDE refactoring
💡 Practical skills every dev needs
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
November 11, 2025 at 1:20 PM
Knowing Java syntax isn’t enough.
#GOTOpodcast with Victor Grazi, Jeanne Boyarsky and Barry Burd dives into what schools don’t teach — the real Java ecosystem:
⚙️ Git, Spring, CI/CD, IDE refactoring
💡 Practical skills every dev needs
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
#GOTOpodcast with Victor Grazi, Jeanne Boyarsky and Barry Burd dives into what schools don’t teach — the real Java ecosystem:
⚙️ Git, Spring, CI/CD, IDE refactoring
💡 Practical skills every dev needs
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
We teach coding.
We barely teach testing.
We ignore debugging.
Prof. @andreaszeller.bsky.social joins Clare Sudbery on the #GOTOpodcast to discuss why debugging is the missing piece in programming education — and why it matters more than ever in the age of AI.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
We barely teach testing.
We ignore debugging.
Prof. @andreaszeller.bsky.social joins Clare Sudbery on the #GOTOpodcast to discuss why debugging is the missing piece in programming education — and why it matters more than ever in the age of AI.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
November 7, 2025 at 1:00 PM
We teach coding.
We barely teach testing.
We ignore debugging.
Prof. @andreaszeller.bsky.social joins Clare Sudbery on the #GOTOpodcast to discuss why debugging is the missing piece in programming education — and why it matters more than ever in the age of AI.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
We barely teach testing.
We ignore debugging.
Prof. @andreaszeller.bsky.social joins Clare Sudbery on the #GOTOpodcast to discuss why debugging is the missing piece in programming education — and why it matters more than ever in the age of AI.
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
Your legacy is misunderstood.
#GOTOpodcast: Alessandro Colla, Alberto Acerbis & @settling-mud.bsky.social share how to uncover business knowledge hidden inside legacy systems.
Refactor with purpose. Start with the problem, not the code.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
#GOTOpodcast: Alessandro Colla, Alberto Acerbis & @settling-mud.bsky.social share how to uncover business knowledge hidden inside legacy systems.
Refactor with purpose. Start with the problem, not the code.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
November 4, 2025 at 1:30 PM
Your legacy is misunderstood.
#GOTOpodcast: Alessandro Colla, Alberto Acerbis & @settling-mud.bsky.social share how to uncover business knowledge hidden inside legacy systems.
Refactor with purpose. Start with the problem, not the code.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
#GOTOpodcast: Alessandro Colla, Alberto Acerbis & @settling-mud.bsky.social share how to uncover business knowledge hidden inside legacy systems.
Refactor with purpose. Start with the problem, not the code.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
20 years of software, still evolving.
@tastapod.com and @kevlin.bsky.social look back on Agile’s early days and ahead to the future — from Erlang and Rust to hardware-aware languages and wearable computing.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
@tastapod.com and @kevlin.bsky.social look back on Agile’s early days and ahead to the future — from Erlang and Rust to hardware-aware languages and wearable computing.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
October 31, 2025 at 1:03 PM
20 years of software, still evolving.
@tastapod.com and @kevlin.bsky.social look back on Agile’s early days and ahead to the future — from Erlang and Rust to hardware-aware languages and wearable computing.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
@tastapod.com and @kevlin.bsky.social look back on Agile’s early days and ahead to the future — from Erlang and Rust to hardware-aware languages and wearable computing.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
What happens when “everyone does support” stops working?
Flavia Cîrciumaru and Hannes Lowette discuss how FundApps scaled from chaos to clarity, turning support into their biggest strength.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
Flavia Cîrciumaru and Hannes Lowette discuss how FundApps scaled from chaos to clarity, turning support into their biggest strength.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
October 28, 2025 at 1:17 PM
What happens when “everyone does support” stops working?
Flavia Cîrciumaru and Hannes Lowette discuss how FundApps scaled from chaos to clarity, turning support into their biggest strength.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast
Flavia Cîrciumaru and Hannes Lowette discuss how FundApps scaled from chaos to clarity, turning support into their biggest strength.
🎧 Listen: gotopia.tech/podcast