#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
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
So much goodness in this conversation. I was highly privileged to be a part of it. 🎉🙏🏻🙇
Rebecca Parsons, Gregor Hohpe, @technologytulip.bsky.social and @andrewhl.bsky.social tackle one big question about the future of technology, leadership, and innovation. youtu.be/WpcKJ9TR5_Y?...
Mildly impressed I managed to describe the Swiss cheese model without a picture!
One layer of security isn’t enough.
As @adrianmouat.com puts it - stack your defenses like Swiss cheese 🧀
Every layer might have holes.
It was a pleasure chatting with my friend @laurspilca.bsky.social about security, encryption, access control, and about his new book “Software Security for Developers” (co-authored with @asaikali.bsky.social) which I highly recommend to any software developer! @gotocon.com
#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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@laurspilca.bsky.social & @thomasvitale.com on the GOTO Book Club: why every developer must understand security basics - from hashing to OAuth - before writing (or prompting) another line of code. youtu.be/eOeelv5CjXg?...
C++26 is advancing safety & security. @danielae.bsky.social explains key memory-safety proposals, their current status, and what they mean for developers and the future C++ ecosystem.
#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
🎧 Listen in: gotopia.tech/podcast
Ajay Chankramath & Nic Cheneweth Cheneweth on platform engineering: product mindset, control planes & AI. Don't skip the foundations.
Boxes are easy. Arrows are hard.
As Sam Newman says, architecture isn’t about components - it’s about how they connect, fail, scale, and evolve. The real complexity lives in the relationships.
I really enjoyed this conversation with Sam Newman and @simon.bvssh.com. Lots of insight 👇🏻
GOTOpodcast: SW Design, Architecture & Clarity at Scale x/ @tekiegirl.bsky.social, Sam Newman and @simon.bvssh.com
*Design is everywhere
*ADRs are about the “why”
*Communication must be repeated
*Habitability matters
*Balance standardization carefully
Listen now 🎧gotopia.tech/podcast
The whole conversation transformed how I thought about software. Check it out.
Bret Fisher & @eltonstoneman.bsky.social on why Docker still matters in 2025 and what's new in Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches 2nd ed. 45% off with code GOTOstoneman3.
#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
The SDLC is being redefined in real time. GenAI isn’t just a coding assistant - it’s transforming how teams build and deliver software. Marko Klemetti & @krisajenkins.bsky.social break it down. Watch now.
@sarahjwells.bsky.social & @nickselby.com: AI tools need access to your crown jewels to be useful - so what's your blast radius when it goes wrong? Watch the episode.
"How do non-developers interact with complex systems?" - Rod Johnson's answer in this discussion is worth listening to. Low-code tools promised a lot, but MCP may be the more compelling answer - covering both human and agent integration. Sounds like something I wrote about recently
Smart people in the right environment move incredibly fast.
Then they see how slow most places really are.
As @tastapod.com puts it: great teams ruin you for other jobs.
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
Interesting for coders. And Matt is always a treasure to listen to for all things programming.
It's been an eye-opener this year joining Epic where I've had to quickly pick up parts of C++ I've never used before. Confused at first, but after a few laps, wondering how I ever survived without it.
Cc: @matt.godbolt.org
.@matt.godbolt.org interviews @fbuontempo.bsky.social about "Learn C++ by Example," exploring practical teaching methods that make modern C++ features accessible through games and self-contained examples.
Learn how coding agents are reshaping languages & tools - @josevalim.bsky.social breaks down instructions, tools & runtimes, plus AGENTS.md & runtime introspection to boost dev & AI productivity. youtu.be/VZcDxkFj_9E?...
#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
🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast
I spoke with @charleshumble.bsky.social a few weeks back for @gotocon.com
We dived into a wide range of security and container topics, from why containers came about and how vulnerability scanners work, to SBOMs and the evolution of Distroless into @chainguard.dev images
youtu.be/9NUOiL48hbo?...
@charleshumble.bsky.social & @adrianmouat.com discuss container security: why distroless images matter, how Chainguard builds from source for zero CVEs, and lessons from XZ Utils & Shackle-Alert attacks.
Not everyone loves games. Why should programming examples assume they do?
@russolsen.bsky.social on using real-life, relatable examples that actually make code stick.
