Mapping The Journey

Mapping The Journey

By Pramod ShashidharaTechnology
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Mapping The Journey episodes

  • Episode 5: Interview with Bjarne Stroustrup, Creator of C++

    Bjarne Stroustrup is the designer and original implementer of C++. He is a founding member of the ISO C++ standards committee and a major contributor to modern C++. He worked at Bell Labs and is now a managing director in Morgan Stanley's technology division. He is also a visiting professor at Columbia University and a distinguished research professor at Texas A&M University. He is a member of the USA National Academy of Engineering, an ACM Fellow and an IEEE Fellow.

    36 min
  • Episode 4: Interview with George Neville Neil, President of The FreeBSD Foundation
    George Neville-Neil is a computer scientist, software engineer, and author. He is FreeBSD Core Team Member and President of The FreeBSD Foundation.   He is the co-author (with Marshall Kirk McKusick) of the textbook The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System.   He has coded and published several pieces of open source software, including work on the FreeBSD Operating System, Precision Time Protocol daemon, Conductor, Packet Construction Set and Packet Debugger. He also specializes in building High-speed, low-latency systems for customers in the financial services sector.   For the last 10 years, Neville-Neil has served on ACM Queue's magazine editorial board, where he developed the column Kode Vicious, which has been a regular feature in both Queue and Communications of the ACM for the last 10 years. He is also Editor in Chief at The FreeBSD Journal.
    33 min
  • Episode3: Interview with James Gosling, Father of JAVA

    Episode 3: Todays Guest is James Gosling. He is one of the best computer engineers on the planet, a famous developer, and a world-class innovator. He is the Father of Java. He spent many years as a CTO, VP & Fellow at Sun Microsystems. He has built satellite data acquisition systems, a multiprocessor version of Unix, several compilers, mail systems and window managers. He developed the text editor Emacs for Unix. He did the original design of the Java programming language and implemented its original compiler and virtual machine. He briefly worked for Oracle after the acquisition of Sun. After a year off, he spent some time at Google. He then spent over 5 years hacking the control software of autonomous ocean-going robots at Liquid Robotics. Currently, he is working at Amazon Web Service.

     

    29 min
  • Episode 2: Interview with Alex Martelli, Python Guru

    Episode 2: Todays Guest is Alex Martelli. He is a computer engineer, Python Guru and a fellow of the Python Software Foundation. He is currently working at Google and author of the book, Python in a Nutshell, co-editor of the Python Cookbook. He won Activators' Choice Award, and Frank Willison award for his outstanding contributions to the Python community. He is famously known as MartelliBot for answering thousands of questions in stack-overflow. It is an honor to have you on the show, Alex Martelli.

    27 min
  • Episode 1: Interview with Rich Salz, OpenSSL Core Team

    Welcome to first ever episode of the podcast Mapping the Journey. Here, we unmask the people who are making tremendous strides in tech, yet whose names and stories are seldom heard. This week we'll be following the journey of Rich Salz, He is currently working at Akamai Technologies, Open SSL core team member. He is a pioneer in the field of distributed systems and security. He has been involved in the definition and implementation of standards for more than 20 years. Let's hear from him.

    18 min

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Every week we unmask the people who are making tremendous strides in tech, yet whose stories are seldom heard. Grab a cup of coffee and tune in every other Thursday at 7 am, and get to know the people…