The InfoQ Podcast

An InfoQ podcast series about intentional corporate culture and software management in engineering organizations. Hosted by Shane Hastie, InfoQ's Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, it features conversations with senior software leaders about building engineering teams and systems, organizational practices, hiring, leadership, and lessons from decisions they would handle differently. The podcast is intended for software architects and senior developers and is distributed through services including Apple Podcasts, YouTube, SoundCloud, Spotify, Overcast, and an RSS feed.

InfoQ is a technology information and community platform that publishes articles, interviews, conference videos, transcripts, and presentation slides, primarily covering software development, architecture, cloud computing, and related engineering practices.

The Software Architects' Newsletter is a monthly InfoQ newsletter covering the frameworks, platforms, tools, technologies, techniques, and architectural practices relevant to software architects and aspiring architects. It is curated by InfoQ and domain experts, and provides actionable takeaways, insights from software practitioners, and lessons about current architecture work. Issues are delivered once a month and past issues are available on the newsletter page.

Generally AI is an InfoQ podcast about artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data engineering. Hosted by Anthony Alford and Roland Meertens, it presents conversations and discussions on topics including large language models, generative AI, algorithms, programming, and AI's relationship with the physical world. InfoQ maintains an episode archive and RSS feed for the podcast.

InfoQ Online Certification Programs is a set of five-week professional-development cohorts for senior software engineers, architects, and technical leaders, covering software architecture, AI engineering, AI security and privacy, AI-assisted engineering, and high-performing teams. InfoQ adds and schedules cohorts on its online program site. Each week, participants watch a QCon talk, join a four-hour live session with a facilitator and a confidential peer group, and apply a framework from the talk to a decision from their own work. The program includes time-boxed homework, a capstone technical article presented in the fifth week, and the possibility of publication on InfoQ. Certification requires consistent attendance and active participation in the live sessions, along with successful completion of the group capstone project; sessions are not recorded to preserve confidentiality.