Shaun Lebron talks about Parinfer, editor integration, understanding user editing intent, and meeting people where they are.

Alex Engelberg discusses his recent talk at the Conj, lein-monolith, and other Amperity open source projects

David Taylor talks about adopting Clojure at Apple, lessons about management, and balancing being an engineer and a leader.

Antonio Monteiro talks about building Lumo, improving the ClojureScript beginner experience, typed GraphQL in OCaml, and creating a custom AWS Lambda runtime.

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Chris Nuernberger talks about his work on tvm-clj, unsigned bytes on the JVM, efficient copying of data, neural networks, GPUs

Chris has a wide background across many different areas of computer science and software engineering. He first got into GPGPU programming around 2008 with a research group at CU trying to auto-optimize a simple linear algebra expression (y = Ax + b). He first got into LISP with cmucl after a bout of RSI (pain in hands and fingers) convinced him that mainstream languages at the time (C++, python, C#, Java, ML) didn’t offer enough leverage for the types of projects that he was involved in. He is currently a partner at company named Tech Ascent based in Boulder, Colorado.

Martin Klepsch talks about cljdoc, an automatic documentation website for all of the Clojure community's code.

We talk with Saskia Lindner about her experience working on re-frame-10x in Rails Girls Summer of Code, ClojureBridge, remote working, and compassionate coding.

Howard Lewis Ship talks about Walmart Labs and their open source Clojure projects.

Hannah Henderson talks about CI, Spec, remote work, and engineering at CircleCI.