Kris Brandow

And thankfully, both of them said yes. Awesome.

And thankfully, both of them said yes. Awesome.

And actually, we do have a fifth member. We now have a producer and a reoccurring guest host. So a reoccurring guest host is the wonderful Johnny Borsico. He's already guest hosted an episode that will be shipping soon, the What's New in Go 1.24 episode with Carlana.

And actually, we do have a fifth member. We now have a producer and a reoccurring guest host. So a reoccurring guest host is the wonderful Johnny Borsico. He's already guest hosted an episode that will be shipping soon, the What's New in Go 1.24 episode with Carlana.

Yeah. And we have a producer actually joined us for an episode that we recorded yesterday. The one that's going to ship out on the Monday after this episode ships of Angelica Hill. So she has joined us as in a producer role to help us with producing and booking and scheduling and all of that.

Yeah. And we have a producer actually joined us for an episode that we recorded yesterday. The one that's going to ship out on the Monday after this episode ships of Angelica Hill. So she has joined us as in a producer role to help us with producing and booking and scheduling and all of that.

No, so fall through is actually a very rarely used keyword in a switch statement. Unlike in many languages, when you hit the bottom of a case statement in a switch statement, you exit out of the switch statement.

No, so fall through is actually a very rarely used keyword in a switch statement. Unlike in many languages, when you hit the bottom of a case statement in a switch statement, you exit out of the switch statement.

And what fall through allows you to do is go into the next switch statement, which is the default behavior in languages like C, which is why you have to put a break at the end of every case statement to make sure you don't go into the next one. So fall through allows you to have that old style functionality of going into the next case statement of your switch statement.

And what fall through allows you to do is go into the next switch statement, which is the default behavior in languages like C, which is why you have to put a break at the end of every case statement to make sure you don't go into the next one. So fall through allows you to have that old style functionality of going into the next case statement of your switch statement.

Yeah, we see ourselves as, because fall through is also a keyword in other languages, so other languages have picked it up since Go has included it. And we see ourselves as definitely like a, we're going to cover Go content. As I said, we're shipping a What's New in Go 1.24 episode. We're still going to try and have the Go team on.

Yeah, we see ourselves as, because fall through is also a keyword in other languages, so other languages have picked it up since Go has included it. And we see ourselves as definitely like a, we're going to cover Go content. As I said, we're shipping a What's New in Go 1.24 episode. We're still going to try and have the Go team on.

But as we've started producing episodes, what we've realized is that we're not nearly as much of a Go podcast as what Go Time was. So we are starting to be more of a general podcast about computing and technology and software. Originally, we wanted to do this from the Go perspective thing, but what we've realized is that we're really just from a nuanced perspective, from a subtle perspective.

But as we've started producing episodes, what we've realized is that we're not nearly as much of a Go podcast as what Go Time was. So we are starting to be more of a general podcast about computing and technology and software. Originally, we wanted to do this from the Go perspective thing, but what we've realized is that we're really just from a nuanced perspective, from a subtle perspective.

That's what a lot of our episodes have in them, this level of subtlety and nuance that isn't really on display in many other podcasts or many other forums. So that's kind of the new thing we're aiming for and we're trying to do, still having a place for the Go community to have their Go content and still in the same kind of vibe as what Go time was.

That's what a lot of our episodes have in them, this level of subtlety and nuance that isn't really on display in many other podcasts or many other forums. So that's kind of the new thing we're aiming for and we're trying to do, still having a place for the Go community to have their Go content and still in the same kind of vibe as what Go time was.

I think a lot of Go time's most successful episodes had very little to do with Go and they were much more general. So we're taking that trajectory and trying to hone in on our own little kind of niche within that, within the whole ecosystem of developer pods and within the ecosystem of technology podcasts and things like that.

I think a lot of Go time's most successful episodes had very little to do with Go and they were much more general. So we're taking that trajectory and trying to hone in on our own little kind of niche within that, within the whole ecosystem of developer pods and within the ecosystem of technology podcasts and things like that.

I definitely started... one of the things that i realized after i became a software engineer and kind of left college in college i was you know heavily doing audio and video you know i was uh my second major was broadcasting mass communication so i was doing a lot of like video editing video production and i kind of did an audio minor so i was doing tons of audio stuff and

I definitely started... one of the things that i realized after i became a software engineer and kind of left college in college i was you know heavily doing audio and video you know i was uh my second major was broadcasting mass communication so i was doing a lot of like video editing video production and i kind of did an audio minor so i was doing tons of audio stuff and