Learning Systems Thinking: Essential Nonlinear Skills and Practices for Software Professionals
The author of "Learning Systems Thinking" talks to Charles Humble about resilience, innovation, and driving real change in tech.
Podcasts
Guest appearances
Guest Hosting
Alongside regular leadership series with GOTO, and before that Hacking the Org and InfoQ, I occasionally guest host for GOTO Unscripted and The New Stack Makers. These episodes are collected here.
Architecting Carbon Conscious Software, with Charles Humble
The author of "Building Green Software" talked to The New Stack Makers about the steps developers can take to build resilient, future-proof systems.
Architecting Carbon Conscious Software, with Charles Humble
Sarah Wells helped the Financial Times move from 12 to 20,000 software releases a year. In this episode of The New Stack Makers, she discusses how it happened and what's needed to make such digital transformations work.
GOTO 2023: Quarkus Unveiled: Efficiency & Green Impact with Holly Cummins & Charles Humble
Charles Humble and Holly Cummins delve into the transformative power of Quarkus in the Java ecosystem. From addressing compatibility challenges to reflecting on GraalVM's impact, the discussion unfolds the nuances of Quarkus adoption, its influence on workloads, and the surprising environmental efficiency it brings.
Guest Appearances
These are those rare moments when I get to sit in the other chair and be the interviewee.
Architecting Carbon Conscious Software, with Charles Humble
In this episode Charles was interviewed by Mansi and Joshua about why we as software engineers should think about energy consumption of our workloads. We also talk about how nascent legislation and standards are turning externalities into real costs, forcing innovation that gives us more control over software energy usage.
The New Stack Makers: Why Software Developers Should Be Thinking About the Climate with Charles Humble & Alex Williams
The starting point for building software in a more sustainable way, Charles suggested, is through better operations, and this has some tangible business benefits. For one thing, it saves you money.
Cloud Unplugged: Technical Writing in the Cloud Era
In this episode, Jay Keshur interviews Charles Humble. Charles delves into his unique journey from an English literature background to the tech world, discussing the evolution of remote work, the challenges and benefits of cloud migration, and the intersection of technical writing in the modern cloud era.
