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Hosted by Daniel Ciocirlan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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A podcast about interesting programming topics for the curious software engineer. You will learn about programming languages, tools, libraries, and combinations thereof, from the best in the field.
Daniel Ciocirlan hosts Rock the Code, a technology show with 18 episodes published.
Daniel Spiewak is known for spearheading Cats Effect, one of the major effect systems in the Scala ecosystem, and for leading Typelevel, a mini-ecosystem of libraries and tools for functional programming in Scala. He's h
Magnus Madsen is an associate computer science professor at Aarhus University and the creator of the Flix programming language. --- 0:00 Intro 1:37 Flix fundamentals and design philosophy 3:57 Effect systems in the langu
Richard Eisenberg is a language designer and compiler engineer for OCaml at Jane Street and a core contributor to the Haskell language. He focuses on static type systems and functional programming to make software more r
Sam Newman is an engineer and consultant, specialized in service architecture. He's the author of the books Building Microservices and Monolith to Microservices, and has helped many companies make informed choices about
Daniel Spiewak is known for spearheading Cats Effect, one of the major effect systems in the Scala ecosystem, and for leading Typelevel, a mini-ecosystem of libraries and tools for functional programming in Scala. He's h
Simon Peyton Jones is a computer scientist in the true sense of the word, and the lead designer of the Haskell programming language and the GHC. He's a fellow of the Royal Society and the ACM and has won many awards (inc
Jon Gjengset is a long-time Rust programmer and educator and the author of Rust for Rustaceans, a book on idiomatic Rust programming for experienced developers. You can find Jon and his work at https://thesquareplanet.co
José Valim is the creator of the Elixir programming language and cofounder of Dashbit, where he focuses on growing the Elixir ecosystem, the Tidewave web AI agent, and Livebook, a Jupyter-style notebook for Elixir. Befor
Richard Feldman is a software engineer with more than 20 years of experience, a frequent conference speaker, teacher and author of Elm in Action. He's the author of the Roc programming language and is currently working o
Haoyi Li is a software engineer and a core contributor to the Scala ecosystem. He's built a whole suite of Scala libraries under the com.lihaoyi banner, focusing on simplicity and productivity, as well as the Mill build
Grady Booch is one of the pioneers of modern software architecture as a distinct discipline of software engineering. He has 50+ years of experience and has developed software for every conceivable domain, has authored 7
John De Goes is a software engineer recognized in the Scala ecosystem for the ZIO effect system. He's the founder of multiple companies, including Ziverge and Golem Cloud, and the producer of the show The Ultimate Coder.
Robert Martin aka "Uncle Bob" is a software engineer for more than 50 years, and the author of many influential programming books, including Clean Code and Clean Architecture, and one of the founders of the Agile methodo
Jonas Bonér is the founder and CTO of Akka Inc. and creator of the Akka project and the Reactive Manifesto. He's also a Java Champion. You can find Jonas at http://jonasboner.com --- 0:00 Intro 2:30 Akka's origin story:
Rúnar Bjarnason is a cofounder of Unison Computing, a programming language and environment for distributed systems and applications on the cloud. He's also a coauthor of the famous "red book", aka Functional Programming
Paul Snively is a software architect and engineer with 40 years of programming experience. He's worked professionally with a variety of languages, tools and mental models, including Lisp, C, Java, Scala and Haskell, and
James Ward is a professional software developer since 1997, with much of that time spent helping developers build software that doesn't suck. He describes himself as a typed pure functional programming zealot who often c
A long-form conversation with Martin Odersky about everything Scala: the evolution of the language, the future, learning, teaching, good library and code design, and more. --- 0:00 Intro 2:30 Teaching Scala to kids and b
Richard Eisenberg
Jane Street
1 appearance on this show
Sam Newman
Author of Building Microservices & Monolith to Microservices · Sidley Austin
1 appearance on this show
Robert Martin
Head Boys Basketball Coach · Bethany San Antonio
1 appearance on this show
James Ward
Principal Developer Advocate at AWS & Co-Author of Effect Oriented Programming · Amazon Web Services
1 appearance on this show
Simon Peyton Jones
Epic Games
1 appearance on this show
Rúnar Bjarnason
Unison Computing
1 appearance on this show
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