Social Media Ideas for The Infoq Podcast

Podcast: WebAssembly on the JVM: Feature Evolution, Performance, and the Transition to Endive

Andrea Peruffo discusses the evolution of WebAssembly beyond the browser and its growing role on the server-side JVM. He covers performance advancements in Wasm runtimes, moving fr...

Shipping Podia’s New Shop, AI Code Woes, and a Major Rails libvips CVE

Originally appeared on Remote Ruby.In this episode, Chris, Andrew, and David dig into their latest experiences building with Claude, from massive diffs and unnecessary view specs t...

рџЋ™пёЏ Breaking Change podcast v56 - Persistent Mode

Originally appeared on justin․searls․co - Digest. Direct link to podcast audio file The summer heat has finally broken here in Shizuoka, and I'm enjoying a cool, wet, an...

Episode 547: Special Guest Andy Croll

Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast. Andy Kroll joins the podcast to talk about Brighton Ruby, the impact AI is having on software development, and how the cha...

Episode 550: XORuby with Jim Remsik

Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast. Jim Remsik, founder of Flagrant and organizer of XORuby, joins David to talk about what he’s learned from taking a Ruby co...

The good stuff: Problems, podcasts, and progress

Podcast with Stephen DiAdamo, Co-founder and CTO of Qoro Quantum

Stephen DiAdamo, co-founder and CTO of Qoro Quantum, is interviewed by Yuval Boger. DiAdamo discusses Qoro’s position as a software middleware company that abstracts hardware away...

The Hallway Track: Why AI Rewards People Who Already Have Taste

Originally appeared on John Nunemaker. I joined Chris on The Hallway Track to talk about running Box Out Sports, Fireside, and Flipper while still maintaining open source projects...

рџЋ™пёЏ Breaking Change podcast v54 - Hot Sleeper

Originally appeared on justin․searls․co - Digest. Direct link to podcast audio file The summer heat ended up thawing out my podcast, so I had no choice but to go buy a n...

Episode 544: RubyConf 2026 Hallway Track

Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast. While at RubyConf, I caught up with several attendees and volunteers to discuss their experiences. These quick interviews...

506: The Muppet Software Team

Originally appeared on The Bike Shed. It’s time to play the music, it’s time to… get Aji and Sally together again. This week’s episode is a radical one, and a listener sugg...

On Rails — Joanna Wang: Code Is Cheap Now; Developers Still Valuable

Originally appeared on Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps.Joanna Wang is a senior software engineer at <a href="https://www.sixfold.ai")>Sixfold</a&...

рџЋ™пёЏ Breaking Change podcast v55 - I'm a good guyjin

Originally appeared on justin․searls․co - Digest. Direct link to podcast audio file We cut our trip a day short, so I found myself with a totally free day with no plans....

Spark Isn't Going Anywhere. So They Rebuilt It in Rust. — Shehab Amin, CEO of LakeSail

Data Engineering Central Podcast.

Talking Drupal: TD Cafe #020 - AI & Development Teams

How should development teams adopt AI without sacrificing code quality or collaboration? In this Talking Drupal Cafe, Stephen Cross is joined by Mike Miles and Jim Birch to discuss...

Episode 545: Post RubyConf conversation with Neha Abraham

Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast. Making new Ruby Friends is one of my favorite parts of attending conferences. Neha Abraham joins me to chat about RubyConf...

On Rails — Eddie Galindo & Kagen Hearn: Rate Limiting For Your Customers

Originally appeared on Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps.Eddie Galindo is an engineering lead at Ascend and Kagen Hearn is a senior software engineer there,...

Episode 551: Practical Hotwire with Jeremy Smith

Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast. Jeremy Smith returns to the podcast ahead of Rails World to talk about his upcoming presentation, Practical Hotwire: Turbo...

Episode 548: MCP + Generators with Andy Andrea and Rachael Wright-Munn

Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast. Sometimes the best conference conversations start with a weird idea. Rachael Wright-Munn and Andy Andrea join me to revis...

Ai News of the Month - July 2026

Matz's 'Extreme Vibe Coding' opens RubyConf

Originally appeared on Ruby Weekly. #​809 — July 16, 2026 Read on the Web Ruby Weekly Introducing Insta: Snapshot Test...

Podcast: Xsolla on D2C's growing momentum and its biggest product wave yet

Direct-to-consumer is one of the hottest trends and biggest talking points in the games industry right now. Each quarter, PocketGamer.biz has been investigating how much revenue t...

Podcast with Julien Camirand Lemyre, Chief Executive Officer & Co-founder at Nord Quantique

Julien Camirand Lemire, co-founder and CEO of Nord Quantique, is interviewed by Yuval Boger. Julien discusses Nord Quantique's bosonic code approach, which uses microwave photons i...

Podcast with Cierra Lunde and Mike Kilroy from HKA Marketing Communications

Passion is Key for Communicating Quantum Overview With the growing momentum and investment in the quantum sector, now is the time to tell a clear and compelling story about this po...