(Video Episode) #70 - It's not just a phase: Gothic Serverless Go Framework with Felipe Gené de Faria
The creator of the Gothic Framework, Felipe Gené de Faria, joins Paul on this episode of the Talking Serverless Podcast to discuss his incredible open source project.A true love letter to Next.js, Gothic simplifies fullstack Go development with great DX, strong SEO performance, and repeatable, infrastructure-as-code deployments.It’s a full-stack, cloud-native framework that brings modern features like file-based routing, hot reloads, image optimization, and co-located API routes to Go developers without sacrificing performance or infrastructure control.---Gothic Framework: gothicframework.comFelipe's Github: github.com/felipegenef/gothic-cli
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#70 - It's not just a phase: Gothic Serverless Go Framework with Felipe Gené de Faria
The creator of the Gothic Framework, Felipe Gené de Faria, joins Paul on this episode of the Talking Serverless Podcast to discuss his incredible open source project.A true love letter to Next.js, Gothic simplifies fullstack Go development with great DX, strong SEO performance, and repeatable, infrastructure-as-code deployments.It’s a full-stack, cloud-native framework that brings modern features like file-based routing, hot reloads, image optimization, and co-located API routes to Go developers without sacrificing performance or infrastructure control.---Gothic Framework: gothicframework.comFelipe's Github: github.com/felipegenef/gothic-cli
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[Video Episode] Cloud by Any Other Name Would Smell as Serverless with AL Rodriguez
What happens when two cloud-native developers; one experienced in Azure, the other fluent in AWS, compare notes? No cloud war or platform pitches just a conversation about patterns, mindset, and the shared language of event-driven architecture.Join AL Rodriguez and Paul as they explore:-The surprising similarities between cloud-native systems-The unspoken rules every cloud developer ends up following-How developer experience (not tooling) shapes intuition-And of course, which Infinity Stone you'd chooseWhether you're building with Functions, Lambdas, Logic Apps, or Step Functions-- the cloud isn't about where you build, but how!---AL Rodriguez is a developer, cloud enthusiast, sometimes-blogger, international speaker, and definitely NOT 3 kids in a trench coat. With a background in .NET he'll do whatever he can to use C# for any project. Whether it’s a ASP.NET Core backend, Blazor frontend, Playwright UI testing, CI/CD DevOps, or even Infrastructure as Code -- he reaches for C# to develop those high quality solutions. Principal Software Engineer.
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#69 - Cloud by Any Other Name Would Smell as Serverless with AL Rodriguez
What happens when two cloud-native developers; one experienced in Azure, the other fluent in AWS, compare notes? No cloud war or platform pitches just a conversation about patterns, mindset, and the shared language of event-driven architecture.Join AL Rodriguez and Paul as they explore:-The surprising similarities between cloud-native systems-The unspoken rules every cloud developer ends up following-How developer experience (not tooling) shapes intuition-And of course, which Infinity Stone you'd chooseWhether you're building with Functions, Lambdas, Logic Apps, or Step Functions-- the cloud isn't about where you build, but how!---AL Rodriguez is a developer, cloud enthusiast, sometimes-blogger, international speaker, and definitely NOT 3 kids in a trench coat. With a background in .NET he'll do whatever he can to use C# for any project. Whether it’s a ASP.NET Core backend, Blazor frontend, Playwright UI testing, CI/CD DevOps, or even Infrastructure as Code -- he reaches for C# to develop those high quality solutions. Principal Software Engineer.
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#68 - Databases in Higher Dimensions: A Conversation with Jack Pertschuk | Talking Serverless #68
In this episode of Talking Serverless, we sit down with Jack Pertschuk, Principal Engineer of Algorithms and Platforms at Pinecone, to explore the ever-evolving landscape of LLM-centric architectures and vector databases.Jack shares his journey from data science to building cutting-edge infrastructure at Pinecone, and walks us through what it really means to architect apps in a world where large language models are at the center.💡 In this episode:-What it takes to build reliable, scalable LLM applications-How to think about infrastructure when your “data” lives in high-dimensional space-What makes Pinecone tick behind the scenesConnect with Jack: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-pertschuk-833196114/ X: https://x.com/jack_pertschukAbout Pinecone:Pinecone is the leading vector database for building accurate and performant AI applications at scale in production.Pinecone was created to provide the critical storage and retrieval infrastructure needed for building and running state-of-the-art AI applications. The founding principle was to make the solution accessible to engineering teams of all sizes and levels of AI expertise, which led to the fully managed service and ease of use that Pinecone is known for today.
In the Talking Serverless podcast, we dive into the world of serverless and talk to people in and around the space who are making contributions to the industry at large.
Our hosts are Ryan Jones and Paul Chin Jr., this podcast brought to you in part by Serverless Guru.
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