No-frills discussions between Bruce Eckel and James Ward about programming, what it is, and what it should be.
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No-frills discussions between Bruce Eckel and James Ward about programming, what it is, and what it should be.
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Bruce and James' coauthor Bill Frasure, joins to talk with Kit Langton, creator of ZIO Magic and many other magical ZIO tools & libraries.
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Bruce and James chat with their long time friend Bill Venners about Scala 3 and the updates to his "Programming in Scala" book.
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Bruce and James chat with their friend Julie Amundson about AI, Machine Learning, and many related complexities. They explore what the journey is like for Data Scientists at medium / large companies where everything from data access to productionizing models, has challenges. Also we learn about the Metaflow system Julie's team built to make this journey smoother at Netflix.
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Bruce, James, and their friend Bill are working on a new book about systems that are Performant, Reliable, Expressive, and Productive. This episode explores those themes with some significant detours along the way.
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With the eminent release of Scala 3, we chat about the language changes, effect systems (ZIO), and reliability.
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All about Dependency Injection, why we do it, and why James thinks it is terrible.
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Once again we lament build tools. Then we get blocked talking about Reactive, async, non-blocking, actors, and concurrency.
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Bruce & James have a delightful chat with long-time friend Dianne Marsh about changing tech culture to be more vulnerable and diverse.
Note: The Non-Violent Communication trainer mentioned in the episode is Karl Steyaert.
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James shares about a blog he posted this week titled: "The Modern Java Platform - 2021 Edition"
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Special guest Oli joins us to chat about Recursion Schemes, tech conferences, podcasts, and kindness.
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