Hey there, I'm Dominic St-Pierre. I'm writing Go daily since 2014 and decided to start this podcast where I talk about software engineering as Go developers. I try to invite guests as often as I can.

I'm trying to keep the solo episodes under 20 minutes, ideally 15 minutes. We're all busy, right? Episode where I receive guests range from 45 to 75 minutes.

Join us in the #gopodcast channel on the Gophers Slack community.

Latest Episodes

026: We can do better with interviews and onboarding

I believe we can do better regarding software engineer interviews and this entire process (also including onboarding). I think companies that will be mediocre at those...

025: Iterators are coming to Go

Iterators are going to be useful to process large amount of data without having to load an entire slice or maps in memory but instead create iterators that can be used...

024: Do you understand this weird production behavior?

Something absurd happened in 2024 for one of my consulting client's production web application, and this code for a time. The time zero value is behaving differently t...

023: Reaction to reddit post on null pointer error in Go

I react to the post on the Go subreddit of last week talking about a null pointer error occuring in production for a Go program.This is the YouTube video I made.If you...

022: What to answer to "Why Go?"

Typical reasons to use Go might sounds exciting for us used to Go, but might not be as attractive for people that haven't experienced Go yet and might not realize they...

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