Show notes: https://codepodcast.com/posts/2018-09-17-richard-bartlett-on-decentralised-organising/This is the interview we did with Richard, founder of Enspiral, Loomio and The Hum. We got introduced after our episode on peer-to-peer tech was

Bonus Episode: Mathias Buus on BitTorrent and Dat

Aug 30th, 2018 55m 58s

Show notes: https://codepodcast.com/posts/2018-08-30-mathias-buus-bittorrent-dat-protocol/Mathias is the lead developer of Dat protocol. He also works on Torrent-stream (BitTorrent implementation in Javascript), Beaker Browser, Node.js and ot

Bonus Episode: Steve Klabnik on Concurrency and Rust

Jul 19th, 2018 40m 40s

Show notes: https://codepodcast.com/posts/2018-07-19-steve-klabnik-rust-concurrency/Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/codepodcastThis is the unabridged interview with Steve Klabnik that we originally did for the episode on concu

8: P2P People to People

Jul 6th, 2018 1h 16m

Show notes: http://codepodcast.com/posts/2018-07-05-p2p-people-to-people/Patreon: http://codepodcast.com/patreonSlack servers are down and work stops. Facebook sells users' personal data to third-parties with no negative consequences to the

7: $300M worth of bugs

Mar 12th, 2018 45m 45s

Link to the website: https://codepodcast.com/posts/2018-03-12-episode-7-300m-worth-of-bugs/Imagine – your company's code and data are exposed. How long will it take for malicious hackers to find vulnerabilities? To steal users' personal infor

Announcement: Patreon Launch

Mar 9th, 2018 1m 11s

Exciting news!1. Code Podcast will be back with a new episode next week.2. We have launched a Patreon campaign to help us release episodes regularly. Check it out and contribute here: https://codepodcast.com/patreon

6: Don't make me write UI!

Apr 28th, 2017 40m 32s

Why is it so hard to write and maintain UI code? How can we make it easier?On one hand, we've talked with people who design UI APIs we all use. On the other, we've interviewed those who try to reinvent UI development.Discussion: https://dis

Bonus Episode: Edwin Brady on Dependent Types And Idris

Mar 2nd, 2017 51m 58s

An unabridged version of the interview with Edwin Brady, the creator of Idris. Talking about the language itself, the concept of Dependent Types and the future of Type Systems.Code Podcast Forum: https://discuss.codepodcast.com/t/episode-5-ty

5: Type Systems

Feb 14th, 2017 50m

Your favorite features of Type Systems in one episode! Interfaces, Generics, ADT, Type Classes and Dependent Types. We'll talk about what they are and how they shape the way we work.Code Podcast Forum: https://discuss.codepodcast.com/t/episod

4: How to Design Software

Aug 1st, 2016 33m 45s

How to design software? What are the techniques we can use? How can we become better at it? We've interviewed 3 engineers with completely different backgrounds to find out.Host:Andrey Salomatin https://twitter.com/flpvskGuests:Craig And

4: How to Design Software (mp3)

Aug 1st, 2016 33m 45s

3: Concurrency – Event Loop & Coroutines

Apr 14th, 2016 37m 20s

Let's escape the world where the Big Brother constantly interrupts us. Free ourselves from the oppression of consumerism. Let's leave behind preemptive multitasking and enter the world of collaboration!Host: Andrey Salomatin https://twitter.c

2: Concurrency – CSP & Actors

Feb 25th, 2016 20m 56s

Multithreading is not the only approach we use to deal with concurrency. Single-purpose processes is our next frontier. Processes, that don't have shared state. To coordinate, they pass messages to each other.We can build complex concurrent s

1: Concurrency – Multithreading

Feb 4th, 2016 23m 44s

Laws of Newtonian mechanics don't make sense as we get closer to the speed of light. Laws of serial execution are useless once we enter the world of concurrency.In this episode we'll define concurrency and talk about why is it hard to write c

0: main()

Jan 24th, 2016 1m 7s

Code is about concepts behind programming languages, frameworks and libraries. Same beautiful patterns that are present in completely different environments.Occasionally we'll invite clever programmers to talk about their favourite techniques

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