This episode is different than what you’re used to. We’ve been clipping highlights of the show for awhile now to share on Twitter and YouTube. A side effect of that effort is a bunch of awesome clips just sitting on Jerod’s hard drive collecting digital dust. So, here’s a beta test of a “best of” style clips show covering the summer months. Let us know if you like it!
Featuring
- Ben Johnson – Twitter, GitHub, Website
- Kris Brandow – Twitter, GitHub
- Aaron Schlesinger – Twitter, GitHub, Website
- David Hernandez – Twitter, GitHub
- Johan Brandhorst – Twitter, GitHub, Website
- Boyan Soubachov – GitHub, LinkedIn
- Ian Lance Taylor – Twitter, GitHub, Website
- Robert Griesemer – Twitter, GitHub
- Daniel Martí – Twitter, GitHub, LinkedIn, Website
- Shubheksha Jalan – Twitter, GitHub, Website
- Francesc Campoy – Twitter, GitHub, Website
- Isobel Redelmeier – Twitter
- Jon Calhoun – Twitter, GitHub, Website
- Jaana Dogan – Twitter, GitHub, Website
- Mat Ryer – Twitter, GitHub, LinkedIn, Website
- Carmen Andoh – Twitter, GitHub
- Johnny Boursiquot – Twitter, GitHub, Website
- Mark Bates – Twitter, GitHub, Website
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Notes & Links
- #132 – The trouble with databases
- #135 – We have regrets
- #136 – Go in production at Pace.dev
- #137 – Focusing in on PostgreSQL
- #138 – Your first week with Go
- #139 – The future of Testify
- #140 – The latest on Generics
- #141 – {“encoding”:“json”}
- #142 – All about that infra(structure)
- #143 – context.Context