#GOTOpodcast: @charleshumble.bsky.social & @nathenharvey.bsky.social discuss: -> why AI amplifies existing systems -> what teams need before scaling AI use -> how trust, documentation, and skills erosion show up -> DORA’s 7 AI capabilities model for using AI responsibly 🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast

Great talks by Mihaela Gheorghe-Roman & @thomasvitale.com , even better conversations after. Thanks to everyone who came out - more soon! gotopia.tech

Steve Pereira interviews @fab-ber.bsky.social on The Lean Tech Manifesto - scaling agile with lean principles while keeping humans at the center. A must-read for tech leaders.

Watch Uma Ramadoss to learn how agentic AI goes beyond prompts, when to use agentic workflows, and how to build them using open-source agents, AWS Lambda, Step Functions, and Bedrock.

#GOTOpodcast: Alexandre Malavasi & Albert Tanure discuss: *why solid foundations matter more than new frameworks *how React, Angular, and Vue fit into real-world backend systems *what writing comprehensive technical books teaches you about architecture 🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast

Tune in and listen to former #VeniceDB tech lead and all around swell guy Félix GV as he talks with Olimpiu P. on building #VeniceDB for planet scale workloads!! youtu.be/eg6EFeGSx6M?...

@felixgv.ninja (ex-LinkedIn) and @olimpiupop.bsky.social explore Venice DB, planetary-scale data systems, CAP trade-offs, and chaos testing at peak load - revealing how distributed architectures remain resilient today!

The flying duck strategy for code reviews. Paul Slaughter on why people want to contribute - and how anticipating feedback makes you a better engineer.

#GOTOpodcast: @holdenkarau.com & @julianwood.com talk about what it takes to work with distributed systems at scale They dig into: -> a decade of lessons from Apache Spark -> where GPU integration goes wrong -> common data-processing mistakes ..and more 🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast

This book, and the discussion with Bill, James and Bruce changed the way I reason about and with code entirely. You *need* to check both out. Trust me.

What if the compiler could check your side effects? Bill Frasure, @bruceeckel.bsky.social & James Ward tell @andrewhl.bsky.social how effects manage unpredictability - no math degree required.

This was a fun chat. At one point I was worried we'd got stuck down the decision record rabbit hole, but we talked about a huge range of things ☺️ Feel free to ask me anything else you want to know about decision records though 😉 #software #softwareDevelopment #softwareArchitecture

Design, architecture, and clarity at scale. Sam Newman, @tekiegirl.bsky.social & @simon.bvssh.com on what it takes to build systems that scale. GOTO Live Stage

#GOTOpodcast: Olimpiu Pop talks with @andrewlamb1111.bsky.social about how today’s data platforms are made *why the FDAP stack has become a foundation *how columnar formats changed performance and interoperability *what Apache Arrow really enables in memory &more 🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast

Agents are transforming GenAI, bridging data and LLMs. Learn how event-driven agents + Serverless unlock scalable, intelligent AI apps. Don’t miss Prashanth HN’s talk.

#GOTOpodcast: @matt.godbolt.org sits down with Daniel Kusswurm to talk about the parts of modern computing most of us never touch but still rely on. They dig into: -> what SIMD actually is -> intrinsics vs handwritten assembly -> vectorized algorithms 🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast

Spring Then & Now: Join Rod Johnson, @poutsma.bsky.social & @trishagee.bsky.social at GOTO Copenhagen 2025 for a live discussion on Spring’s evolution, lessons learned, and what’s next for developers.

DORA metrics just leveled up from 4 to 5! Nathen Harvey explains how the new metric, deployment rework rate, helps teams measure, improve, and validate software delivery performance.

#GOTOpodcast: Barbara Lampl talks with @visenger.bsky.social about what it really takes to build AI systems that survive contact with reality. The story is this: If your MLOps, data governance, and documentation are weak, regulation will only expose it faster. 🎧 gotopia.tech/podcast

How do you lead 3000 developers into the GenAI era without losing quality or values? @garthgilmour.bsky.social and Stuart Greenlees shared Liberty Mutual’s hard-won, hype-free lessons from the trenches.

#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

Can AI be tricked? Explore adversarial AI, how deep learning breaks, and real-world attacks on modern models. Walk away with hands-on notebooks and open security questions. Watch Katharine Jarmul’s talk.

How do you discover computing instead of being taught it? A simple banking puzzle leads to binary numbers, better problem-solving, and insights on computing education. Watch Chelsea Troy’s conversation with Simon Peyton Jones.

#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

Discover how AWS pros use an AI-powered CLI to deploy serverless apps, streamline workflows, and troubleshoot faster. Learn practical tips for smarter AWS management - watch Todd Shaffer’s talk. youtu.be/W6f8nslLYzk?...

My latest @gotocon.com n podcast with Michael Nygard is live! We discussed building resilient systems, Conway's Law, and why celebrating firefighters over fire preventers hurts engineering culture. 🔗. www.buzzsprout.com/1714721/epis...

#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

Stop fighting uncertainty. Design for it. Barry O'Reilly on Residuality Theory- using complexity science to make change fundamental to your architecture.

What happens when you stop seeing change as a threat and start seeing it as an opportunity? Marc Priestley, former McLaren F1 mechanic, shares how championship-level teams turn pressure into innovation - and what that means for how we build software and lead teams.

#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

Agentic AI is changing how we build software. Watch Bhuvaneswari Subramani unpack emerging patterns and protocols in modern AI-driven development. youtu.be/JD3yNaWs70A?...

It was a delight to chat with my old friend Fabrizio Romano about the 4th edition of hs #python book.

#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

From teaching code through music to live, collaborative systems where humans and AI improvise together - watch @samaaron.bsky.social keynote's to explore rhythm, concurrency, and what it truly means to work in time, not just at the same time.

Watch GOTO Serverless Panel featuring N. Coult, R. Kohler, D. Anderson, J. Agarwal, A. Laxmi & J. Dongre discussing serverless adoption, architecture choices, and operational realities.

#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

Roman Zhukov (Red Hat) & Damian Brady (@github.com ) on AI coding: faster≠better. Developers need education, security practices & human oversight. AI amplifies - doesn't replace.

Cloud makes spinning up hardware effortless - but keeping track of what truly matters is an art. @hollycummins.com on navigating hardware management in the cloud.

#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

If you missed my talk on lexical, vector and hybrid search (😱) at the wonderful @gotocon.com in Copenhagen earlier this year, it's now available to watch. If you want to understand how search and AI fit together the answers are in here. Enjoy!

Max Kirchoff & @samkeen.bsky.social discuss Clean Architecture in Python: balancing rigor with pragmatism, testability as architecture health, and AI-enhanced development. Essential for Python devs.

Join @carlyrichmond.bsky.social to explore Lexical, Vector & Hybrid Search in Elasticsearch, plus how LLMs and RAG can supercharge semantic search on your private data.

#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

@julianwood.com& Olaf Molenveld dive into modern CI/CD challenges: pipeline optimization, platform teams, AI-powered DevOps, and why your deployment factory needs as much care as your code. Watch now!

Hannes Mühleisen shows how Google’s first search racks ran on clever hacks, not budgets. Early ingenuity reminds us: innovation thrives on curiosity, not resources.

Matt Welsh joins @julianwood.com to explain why learning to think beats learning to code, how language models become the new computers, and how AI is democratizing computing. 🎧 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

Discover how to beat Larman’s Law with @allenholub.bsky.social: - Lead with business value - Disarm “purist” pushback - Show why innovation pays off

Day 11 is for anyone choosing adaptable systems. Thanks, Sam Newman, for showing how microservices stay simple and scalable. gotocph.com/2026/speakers

Discover how systems engineering can embed transparency and democratic legitimacy into AI. @j2bryson.bsky.social examines whether DevOps practices can strengthen responsibility across institutions.