
<p>Chris Brousseau, co-author of LLMs in Production and VP of AI at Veox AI, joins us to peek under the hood of large language models and explore why getting them into production remains one of the hardest challenges in...


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Hosted by Edd Mann · technology · EN
In-depth conversations with the people shaping software and technology. Each episode explores real-world experiences, technical challenges, and the thinking behind the tools, systems, and decisions that drive modern development. From engineering practices to architectural choices, this is a show for developers who care about how software is built - and who's building it.
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn-depth conversations with the people shaping software and technology. Each episode explores real-world experiences, technical challenges, and the thinking behind the tools, systems, and decisions that drive modern development. From engineering practices to architectural choices, this is a show for developers who care about how software is built - and who's building it.
Compiled Conversations is hosted by Edd Mann. The show has published 19 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "From Linguistics to Large Language Models with Chris Brousseau" (10 February 2026, 97 minutes), "Architecture Modernization with Nick Tune" (28 January 2026, 106 minutes), and "Event Sourcing with Shawn McCool" (16 January 2026, 123 minutes).
Compiled Conversations publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 75 minutes across 19 episodes.
Booking probability for Compiled Conversations is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Compiled Conversations requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Compiled Conversations's contact route on record: verified email.
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Edd Mann hosts Compiled Conversations, a technology podcast with 19 episodes published.
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<p>Chris Brousseau, co-author of LLMs in Production and VP of AI at Veox AI, joins us to peek under the hood of large language models and explore why getting them into production remains one of the hardest challenges in...

Episode #18
<p>Nick Tune, author of Architecture Modernization and Staff Engineer at PayFit, joins us to explore the complex world of modernising legacy systems.</p> <p>We start by reframing legacy systems as successful products...

Episode #17
<p>Shawn McCool returns to the podcast to explore event sourcing - a pattern that fundamentally changed how he thinks about modeling software systems.</p> <p>We start by tracing Shawn’s journey into event sourcing...

<p>David Boyne joins us to share his journey from AWS serverless advocate to solo bootstrapper building Event Catalog, an open source tool bringing discoverability to event-driven architectures.</p> <p>We start by...

<p>We continue our exploration of machine learning fundamentals with Shannon Wirtz, diving deeper into advanced model architectures, training techniques, and evaluation methods.</p> <p>We start with ensemble learning...

<p>Shannon Wirtz, product analyst at Angi, joins us to explore the foundations of machine learning - breaking down the terminology, concepts, and approaches that form the bedrock of modern ML systems.</p> <p>We start by...

<p>We continue our exploration of Erlang and Elixir with Shawn McCool, diving deep into the Elixir ecosystem and its powerful tools and frameworks. From Phoenix’s revolutionary LiveView approach to Ecto’s composable...

<p>Shawn McCool joins us to explore the unique and powerful world of Erlang and Elixir. With 27 years of industry experience spanning system administration, web development, payment processing systems, and conference...

<p>Bruce Momjian returns to complete our exploration of PostgreSQL internals through a table’s lifecycle. From updates and alterations to deletions and drops, we dive deep into how Postgres manages data changes...

<p>Bruce Momjian returns to explore the internals of PostgreSQL by way of a table’s lifecycle. From creation through insertion to querying, we dive deep into how Postgres actually implements tables, indexes, and queries...

<p>We continue our conversation with Scott Wlaschin, author of “Domain Modeling Made Functional” and creator of the popular F# for Fun and Profit blog, as we dive into functional programming concepts and how they...

<p>We’re joined by Scott Wlaschin, author of “Domain Modeling Made Functional” and creator of the popular F# for Fun and Profit blog, to explore the powerful pairing of domain-driven design (DDD) and functional...

<p>Ashley Hindle, creator of Laravel Boost, joins us to explore the practical side of AI-assisted development - from understanding core concepts to implementing real-world solutions.</p> <p>We start by breaking down the...

<p>Bruce Momjian joins us to explore why PostgreSQL continues to outpace proprietary databases - not just in features, but also in its development model and architecture.</p> <p>We trace Postgres’s 39-year lineage...

<p>In Part 2 of our deep dive into Domain-Driven Design (DDD), Vlad Khononov returns to explore how to apply DDD in the real world.</p> <p>We move beyond the foundations and into implementation - from context mapping...

<p>Vlad Khononov, author of Learning Domain-Driven Design, joins us to demystify DDD - focusing on the business first, and the code second.</p> <p>We unpack what DDD is really trying to help you achieve, why strategic...

Episode #3
<p>Matthieu Napoli, creator of Bref, joins us to explore the journey of bringing PHP to AWS Lambda - and making serverless a reality for everyday PHP developers. From hacking runtimes to building a mature ecosystem...

<p>In Part 2 of our deep dive into event-driven architecture (EDA), James Eastham returns to explore the practical realities of building and maintaining event-driven systems. We go beyond principles and into...

<p>We’re joined by James Eastham, developer advocate at Datadog, to break down the fundamentals of event-driven architecture (EDA) - not just as a technical pattern, but as a communication-first mindset for building...
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