Episodes

Navyata Bawa, a Developer Advocate at Meta Open Source, chats with a VR Developer Environment Software Engineer Eric Le Saux about the SharedSpaces sample and how it demonstrates the Platform SDK Multiplayer features.

Dmitry Vinnik, a Developer Advocate at Meta Open Source, chats Meta Software Developer Nicola Corti about his journey to mobile development, his work with React Native and how podcasting helped Nicola stay connected with the community.

Dmitry Vinnik, a Developer Advocate at Meta Open Source, chats with Meta Documentation Engineer Rachel Nabors about their journey to front-end development, their work on React and React Native documentation and how virtual conferences have opened the door for the open source community.

Dmitry Vinnik, a Developer Advocate at Meta Open Source, chats with Meta Software Engineer Pascal Hartig, about mobile open source projects like Litho and Flipper, and the importance of building an open source community.

Joel chats with Meta Open Source Program Engineering Manager Paul O'Shannessy, about all things open source, his journey at Meta and through open source, and a couple of other fun topics.

Joel chats with fellow FacebookMeta Open Source developer advocate colleague, Cami Williams, about a number of random topics. This is a shooting the breeze episode and it was super fun.

Joel talks with head of open source for the Calibra project, Eric Nakagawa, about the Libra project. Libra's mission is to enable a simple global currency and financial infrastructure that powers billions of people.

Joel talks with Instagram engineer Kathryn Middleton and React Native engineering manager Kevin Gozali about the current landscape of React and React Native.

Joel talks with Presto engineers Rongrong Zhong and Greg Leclercq about Presto, FacebookMeta's distributed SQL query engine.

Joel talks with software engineers Lisa Roach and John Reese about the use of Python at FacebookMeta.

Joel talks React and React Native with Dan Abramov and Tom Occhino around managing a successful community.

Joel talks to Jordan Walke, the creator of React, our most popular open source project, and the creator of Reason, a programming language cousin of JavaScript based on OCaml.

Dan Schafer and Lee Byron, two of the creators of GraphQL, join Joel to discuss this query language that helps you deal with data.

On our inaugural episode of The Diff, Joel talks to Christine Abernathy and Eric Nakagawa, open source developer advocates at FacebookMeta.

Joel Marcey announces the new podcast, The Diff, from FacebookMeta Open Source.