A podcast about programming languages and other fun stuff
The podcast Inference is created by Michele Riva. The podcast and the artwork on this page are embedded on this page using the public podcast feed (RSS).
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Making the cloud easy again, with Romaric Philogène
In this episode, I had the pleasure to talk with Romaric Philogène, CEO of Qovery. This company aims at simplifying the whole DevOps process by providing a great user experience over AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, DigitalOcean, etc.
Talking about the Rust Programming Language with Luca Palmieri
In this episode, I had the opportunity to talk with Ilya Sher, creator of Next Generation Shell (NGS), a programming language built specifically for DevOps.
The GraphQL-first headless CMS era (with Michael Lukaszczyk of GraphCMS)
In this episode, I had an incredible opportunity to talk with Michael Lukaszczyk, co-founder and CEO of GraphCMS. We discussed how the project started, where is heading, and the technologies adopted to bring enterprise-grade GraphQL APIs via the best headless CMS out there: GraphCMS.
Serverless at the edge with Cloudflare (with Rita Kozlov from Cloudflare)
In this exciting episode, I had the opportunity to talk with Luciano Mammino, Senior Software Architect at FourTheorem and author of "Node.js Design Patterns."
Haskell and Dependent Types with GHC TSC member Vladislav Zavialov
In this episode, I had the honor to talk with Vladislav Zavialov, Software Engineer at #Serokell and #Haskell #GHC Technical Steering Committee member. We talked about dependent types, type systems, and functional programming.
Making COBOL modern: dynamic arrays, recursion, TDD with Luca Piccinelli
In this episode of #InferencePodcast, I had a great discussion with Luca Piccinelli about the #COBOL programming language. We talked about a library he wrote for giving support for dynamic arrays to the language (https://github.com/lucapiccinelli/array), how he implemented the #QuickSort algorithm efficiently, and how he codes COBOL using #TDD (test-driven development).
Driving an FP-first company, with Serokell CEO Arseniy Seroka
got my microphone broken and realized it right after the recording. In this episode of InferencePodcast, I had a fantastic conversation with Arseniy Seroka, the co-founder and chief executive officer of Serokell, a company specialized in blockchain, fintech, IoT, Machine Learning, and... functional programming in Haskell, Erlang, Elixir, and Rust!
The Gleam Programming Language and its Creator Louis Pilfold
In this episode of InferencePodcast, I had a fantastic conversation with Louis Pilfold, the author of the Gleam Programming Language, a new exciting and type-safe programming language for the Erlang BEAM.
OCaml, Erlang, and Functional Programming with Leandro Ostera
In this episode of InferencePodcast, I had an awesome conversation with an ex-Klarna, ex-Spotify (currently Erlang Solutions) software engineer: Leandro Ostera. We mainly talked about OCaml, its community, and the influence that this language had on other programming languages and communities.
Haskell and FP in the industry (and community) with Alexander Granin
In this episode of InferencePodcast, I had a great conversation with Alexander Granin, experienced software architect, C++ and Haskell developer, international speaker, and author of "Functional design and architectures" book. We talked about Haskell and functional programming in general in the industry and their community.
The Status of the Erlang Community with Brujo Benavides
In this episode, I had a great conversation with Brujo Benavides, staff engineer at AdRoll, ex Erlang Solutions, member of the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation, organizer of the SpawnFest... an incredibly committed person with a huge love for Erlang and functional programming in general.