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An Interview with Kyle Daigle at Microsoft BUILD 2026: Models, Tokens, Agents & Developer Calm
Jun 25, 2026
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Jack Herrington on TanStack's npm Mini Shai-Hulud Compromise
Jun 23, 2026
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Inside the Acquisition: VoidZero Joins Cloudflare with Evan You
Jun 16, 2026
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Steren Giannini on Google Cloud Run: Past, Present & Future
Jun 11, 2026
1h 17m 17s
Juan Cruz Viotti on JSON Schema, the Invisible Infrastructure Powering APIs and LLMs
Jun 2, 2026
18m 47s
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| 6/25/26 | ![]() An Interview with Kyle Daigle at Microsoft BUILD 2026: Models, Tokens, Agents & Developer Calm | At Microsoft Build 2026, RedMonk's James Governor sits down with Kyle Daigle, COO at GitHub and CMO of Developer at Microsoft, to unpack the event. The conversation looks at Microsoft's first homegrown frontier models, the growing importance of "token economics", new NVIDIA Spark-powered hardware, the push toward containerization and isolation for agents both on-device and in the cloud, and Windows improvements aimed at a calmer developer experience. Daigle also previews the agent-first GitHub Copilot app with its shareable canvases, and addresses developer anxiety amid industry layoffs, insisting Microsoft's principle remains keeping developers in the loop.This RedMonk conversation is sponsored by Microsoft.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/kyle-daigle/Chapters00:00 Introduction to Developer Marketing at Microsoft02:08 Microsoft's Frontier Models and AI Innovations05:06 Local Model Execution and Security Concerns07:58 The Role of AI in Developer Productivity11:08 GitHub Copilot and the Future of Software Development14:20 Windows for Developers: Enhancements and Configurations17:05 Hardware Partnerships and Performance Expectations20:10 Supporting Developers in a Changing Landscape23:12 Addressing Reliability and Scalability Challenges | — | ||||||
| 6/23/26 | ![]() Jack Herrington on TanStack's npm Mini Shai-Hulud Compromise | Kate Holterhoff sits down with Jack Herrington, Principal Software Engineer at Netlify and maintainer of TanStack AI, to walk the May 2026 TanStack npm supply-chain compromise. They discuss the incident in depth, including the risk of chained attacks, the role of GitHub Actions, what we know about the hackers and mini shai-hulud. Jack also weighs in on why developers are becoming more security aware and why the supply chain and CI/CD is more important than ever in the AI era.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/jack-herrington/Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Background09:08 The TanStack Hack Incident19:26 Security Insights and Lessons Learned26:45 Evolving Cybersecurity Threats34:22 Understanding Vulnerabilities in Open Source40:47 AI in Development and Security Concerns49:50 Advice for Open Source Maintainers | — | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | ![]() Inside the Acquisition: VoidZero Joins Cloudflare with Evan You | In this MonkCast Conversation, RedMonk analyst Kate Holterhoff talks with Evan You, the creator of Vue.js and Vite and founder of VoidZero, just days after VoidZero announced joining Cloudflare. Evan clarifies what the deal does and does not include, as well as the history of how it came about. He's also candid about the motives that inspired VoidZero to look for partnership with a cloud provider. They also discuss the state of open source and frontend tooling in 2026. Can independent open source infrastructure survive today without getting bought by a bigger platform? Why Evan is still unconvinced that Vue needs a foundation. What is AI doing to the economics, and the craft, of building in the open?Cloudflare is a RedMonk client, but this RedMonk conversation is unsponsored.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/evan-you/Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Evan You and VoidZero02:37 The Acquisition and Its Implications05:26 Vue and Vite: Independence and Future Directions08:15 Monetization Challenges and Business Models11:23 Collaboration with Cloudflare and Development Experience14:34 Community Concerns and Competition in the Market17:08 Funding and Support for Open Source Contributors29:34 Building a Community and Team Dynamics31:02 Lessons Learned from Open Source Monetization38:26 Navigating AI's Impact on Open Source44:24 The Foundation Debate for Open Source Projects49:31 The Bundler Wars: Performance and Artifact Size | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | ![]() Steren Giannini on Google Cloud Run: Past, Present & Future✨ | Google Cloud Runserverless architecture+4 | Steren Giannini | Google Cloud RunKnative+3 | — | Cloud Runserverless+6 | — | 1h 17m 17s | |
| 6/2/26 | ![]() Juan Cruz Viotti on JSON Schema, the Invisible Infrastructure Powering APIs and LLMs✨ | JSON SchemaOpenAPI+4 | Juan Cruz Viotti | SourceMetaJSON Schema Technical Steering Committee+1 | — | JSON SchemaOpenAPI+5 | — | 18m 47s | |
| 5/21/26 | ![]() Tanya Janca on AI Slop, Vibe Coding, & the Future of AppSec✨ | AI in application securityvibe coding+4 | Tanya Janca | SheHacksPurpleAnthropic | Canada | AIapplication security+5 | — | 56m 33s | |
| 5/14/26 | ![]() Seth Webster on How Expo and the React Foundation Are Shaping Modern Development✨ | ReactExpo+4 | Seth Webster | React FoundationMeta | — | ReactExpo+5 | Expo | 55m 54s | |
| 4/29/26 | ![]() VKS: One Platform for VMs and Containers with Audrey Bian✨ | VKSVMware stack+5 | Audrey Bian | vSphere Kubernetes ServiceVKS+2 | — | VKSVMware+7 | VMware | 15m 14s | |
| 4/21/26 | ![]() From Data Center Crawler to DevRel with Chris Williams✨ | Developer RelationsTech Certifications+3 | Chris Williams | vBrownBagHashiCorp+1 | — | DevRelcertifications+5 | — | 42m 15s | |
| 4/16/26 | ![]() Beyond the Hypervisor: Developing with Ubuntu on VCF✨ | InfrastructureVMware Cloud Foundation+4 | Jay Thontakudi | BroadcomVMware+3 | — | hypervisorUbuntu+6 | VMware by Broadcom | 15m 58s | |
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| 4/7/26 | ![]() "Absolute AI Maximalist" Adam Jacob on Building Software That Builds Software✨ | AI in software developmentteam dynamics+3 | Adam Jacob | System Initiative | — | AI agentsTypeScript+6 | — | 50m 14s | |
| 4/3/26 | ![]() Sovereignty Meets Simplicity for VMware by Broadcom at KubeCon EU 2026 w Timmy Carr & Himanshu Singh✨ | Kubernetes adoptiondigital sovereignty+4 | Timmy CarrHimanshu Singh | VCFVKS+1 | Amsterdam | Kubernetesdigital sovereignty+5 | VMware by Broadcom | 15m 37s | |
| 4/2/26 | ![]() Chopping Wood, Carrying Water: VMware by Broadcom's Open Source Story at KubeCon EU 2026✨ | open source contributionsKubernetes ecosystem+4 | Dilpreet BindraZach Shepherd | Cluster APIetcd diagnostic tooling+5 | Amsterdam | VMwareBroadcom+7 | VMware by Broadcom | 12m 41s | |
| 3/31/26 | ![]() "Data Is What I Can Control": Why Your AI Strategy Starts at the Data Layer with Boris Bialek | In this RedMonk Conversation, Rachel Stephens sits down with Boris Bialek, VP of Industries and Global Field CTO at MongoDB, to explore why data remains the unshakable foundation beneath the fast-moving world of AI. Boris paints a vivid picture of an industry where every sector—from banking to automotive to insurance—is racing to adopt AI simultaneously, often betting on the "whole racetrack" at once. The conversation traces the rapid evolution from chatbots to RAG architectures to MCP servers and agentic systems, all within roughly 18 months, and asks: what should enterprises actually anchor to when the layers above keep shifting? Boris makes the case that while LLMs, frameworks, and protocols will come and go, your data is the one asset you truly own and control. Along the way, they dig into real-world use cases like predictive maintenance on factory floors and intelligent airline customer service, the role of real-time vectorization and embedded models (including MongoDB's acquisition of Voyage AI), and the critical importance of encryption and governance when machines start talking to machines. The takeaway: building a strong, unified data platform isn't just a database decision — it's the strategic foundation for enterprise AI transformation.This RedMonk conversation is sponsored by MongoDBShow notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/ai-data-boris-bialek/Chapters:00:00 Introduction to the Conversation01:23 Navigating the Rapidly Evolving Tech Landscape04:38 The Importance of Data Ownership11:22 Unified Data Platforms and AI Integration17:34 The Evolution of AI and Agentic Systems23:15 Compliance, Governance, and Data Security25:27 Conclusion: The Central Role of Data | — | ||||||
| 3/26/26 | ![]() Mike Basios on Why AI-Era Engineering Needs a Measurement-First Approach | In this conversation, RedMonk's Kate Holterhoff talks to Mike Basios, CTO and Co-founder of TurinTech AI, about the new set of problems AI is introducing for engineering organisations, and what happens when you treat your entire stack—application code, data pipelines, inference systems, agent workflows, GPU and CPU kernels—as measurable artifacts that can be systematically validated and continuously improved. Mike explains how AI is fundamentally changing both how engineering gets done and what engineering is being asked to deliver. The conversation explores a central tension: while AI tools have made individual developers dramatically more productive, that velocity is creating a growing backlog of unreviewed, unoptimized code, and an infrastructure that was never designed to support the dozens of concurrent agents a single developer might now depend on. Mike argues that the engineering role is shifting from problem-solving to outcome-verification, and that teams who don't define what "good" looks like before they build will struggle to compete as the quality of the solution, not the speed of its creation, becomes the key differentiator. TurinTech's answer to this challenge is a measurement-first platform that applies evolutionary, self-improving techniques to continuously benchmark and optimize code across any domain where performance can be quantified.This RedMonk conversation is sponsored by TurinTech AI.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/mike-basios-on-why-ai-era-engineering-needs-a-measurement-first-approachChapters:00:00 The Impact of AI on Software Engineering03:41 Shifting Roles: Engineers as AI Managers07:35 Infrastructure Challenges in AI Development11:10 Reliability and Performance of AI Systems19:09 Measuring Success in AI Optimization26:27 The Future of AI in Software Development | — | ||||||
| 3/19/26 | ![]() SDKs in the AI Era with Kin Lane | In this episode of the MonkCast, RedMonk senior analyst Kate Holterhoff sits down with Kin Lane, API Evangelist and Co-Founder & Chief Community Officer (CCO) for Naftiko, to untangle one of the most pressing questions in developer tooling today: what happens to APIs and SDKs when AI enters the picture? Kin traces the SDK from its origins in the REST API era of 2008, through the recurring (and always premature) declarations of its death, to its current identity crisis in an age of AI co-pilots, MCP servers, and agentic IDEs. The conversation explores how OpenAPI specs are being used to shrink context windows and why AI might generate bespoke, single-purpose SDKs on the fly rather than shipping monolithic language-specific kits.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/sdks-in-the-ai-era-with-kin-lane/Chapters00:00 Introduction to APIs and SDKs06:36 The Evolution of SDKs in the AI Era10:08 Future of SDK Generation and Automation17:20 Business Alignment and SDK Development20:09 The Role of IDEs and MCPs in SDKs26:07 SDKs for AI Agents vs. Human Developers29:15 The Power of Language in Technology30:40 Navigating Determinism and Non-Determinism in AI35:29 The Role of Abstraction Layers in Development39:00 API Governance: Bridging Gaps in Development46:22 Designing APIs for AI Misuse50:52 The Evolving Identity of Developers58:07 Where to Follow Kin Lane's Insights | — | ||||||
| 3/10/26 | ![]() From Clouderatti to theCUBE with Stu Miniman | In this RedMonk conversation, Stu Miniman, Senior Director of Market Insights, Hybrid Platforms at Red Hat, shares his extensive tech industry experience and insights with Kate Holterhoff. Stu discusses behind-the-scenes stories from his time as an industry analyst at theCUBE. As a seasoned expert in networking, virtualization, and cloud computing, he also chats about how networking challenges are being addressed in the Kubernetes ecosystem, the impact of AI, and the future of the industry analyst role.Red Hat is a RedMonk client, but this video is unsponsored and independent.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/clouderatti-to-thecube-stu-miniman/Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background06:18 The Evolution of EMC and Its Impact14:17 Networking in the Kubernetes Ecosystem22:07 The Role of an Analyst28:57 AI: Opportunities and Challenges35:03 The Cube: A Journey Through Live Production40:57 Preparation and Connection with Guests46:27 Building Relationships and Networking53:51 Analysts vs Influencers: A Blurred Line01:05:18 Wrapping Up and Future Engagements | — | ||||||
| 3/3/26 | ![]() How The Eclipse SDV is Revolutionizing Open Source Automotive (with Ansgar Lindwedel) | In this RedMonk conversation, Kate Holterhoff speaks with Ansgar Lindwedel, Director of Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) Ecosystem Development at the Eclipse Foundation. They discuss the concept of Software Defined Vehicles, the evolution of software in the automotive industry, and the challenges faced by developers. Ansgar explains the importance of the Eclipse SDV working group, the trade-offs of proprietary operating systems, and the role of open source in building competencies. They also touch on safety in open source software development, the ecosystem of Eclipse SDV, the impact of AI on automotive development, and the future roadmap for the community.This RedMonk Conversation is sponsored by the Eclipse Foundation.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/eclipse-sdv-ansgar-lindwedel/Chapters00:00 Introduction to Software Defined Vehicles02:10 The Evolution of Software in Automotive05:02 Eclipse SDV Working Group Overview08:49 Challenges in Automotive Development Tools11:57 The Shift to Open Source in Automotive16:32 Functional Safety in Open Source Software19:12 The Ecosystem of Eclipse SDV31:58 The Role of AI in Automotive Development36:21 Future Roadmap and Transformative Changes | — | ||||||
| 2/26/26 | ![]() Mapping Complexity from Cynefin to Wardley with Chris Corriere | In this RedMonk conversation, Chris Corriere, Founder of Ecology Computing and an organizer of Devopsdays Atlanta, shares his unique perspective on socio-technical systems, complexity in computing, and the future of DevOps practices with Kate Holterhoff. They discuss how ecological thinking influences technology and how mapping tools like Cynefin and Wardley Maps can help navigate complex environments.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/chris-corriere-complexity/Chapters00:00 Introduction and Guest Background00:27 Chris Corriere's Ecological Perspective on Technology02:11 Socio-technical Mathematics and Complexity02:40 Mathematics in Computing and AI04:32 AI, Agency, and Autonomy in Systems05:42 Math Skills for Developers and Data Scientists06:57 Platform Engineering and Source Control09:09 Open Source Projects and Enterprise Work11:04 The Role of Git and Version Control12:23 Greenfield Projects and Tech Debt13:35 Understanding Cynefin and Wardley Mapping18:54 What is Cynefin? Its Origins and Meaning19:54 Chaos, Disorder, and Platform Salvage21:38 Mapping the Tech Environment with Wardley25:41 Mapping Space Technologies and Quantum Computing27:02 DevOps Days Atlanta and Future Themes29:30 The Future of AI, Education, and Community31:13 Closing Remarks and Contact Info | — | ||||||
| 2/24/26 | ![]() Alex Moore on Open Web Advocacy and Why “Innovation Doesn’t Come from the Gatekeepers” | In this RedMonk Conversation, senior analyst Kate Holterhoff is joined by Alex Moore, Executive Director of Open Web Advocacy (OWA), to unpack why the web has struggled to compete with native apps on mobile and what regulators are finally doing about it. Moore traces OWA’s origins from frustrated engineers to a global advocacy group. They explore the technical, economic, and competitive implications of blocking web apps on iOS, from developer productivity and install friction to security myths and the future of innovation. The discussion spans WebAssembly, PWAs vs. native apps, and major regulatory efforts like the EU’s Digital Markets Act, the UK’s DMCC, Japan’s Smartphone Act, and the US DOJ case against Apple.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/alex-moore-open-web-advocacy/Chapters00:00 Introduction to Open Web Advocacy02:48 The Formation and Goals of OWA05:17 Apple's Dominance in Mobile Development07:45 Web Apps vs. Native Apps: The Debate10:39 The Future of Web Apps12:55 Security Concerns and Apple's App Store19:56 Conclusion and Future Outlook22:14 Security in Native vs Web Environments23:30 Advocacy Work and Legislative Landscape24:02 Digital Markets Act and Its Implications28:56 Global Movements: Japan and US Cases Against Apple32:08 Getting Involved: Advocacy and Community Engagement35:23 Call to Action: Pushing for Change in the Tech Landscape37:52 The Future of Tinkering and Innovation | — | ||||||
| 2/20/26 | ![]() GitLab’s Intelligent Orchestration Platform with Özer Dondurmacıoğlu | In this episode of RedMonk Conversations, Rachel Stephens (Research Director at RedMonk) sits down with Özer Dondurmacıoğlu, VP of Product Marketing at GitLab, to discuss GitLab’s vision for intelligent orchestration across the software development lifecycle.AI coding may be accelerating how quickly developers generate code, but what happens to code review, security scanning, compliance, testing, governance, and release coordination when code volume increases? Learn more about GitLab's vision for leveling up the SDLC.This is a RedMonk video, sponsored by GitLab.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/gitlab-platform/ | — | ||||||
| 2/11/26 | ![]() How Daniel Stenberg, Founder of curl, is Navigating the AI Onslop | In this RedMonk conversation, Kate Holterhoff chats with Daniel Stenberg, founder of the curl project, about the challenges and implications of AI-generated code in open source software, focusing particularly on the phenomenon known as AI Slop. They discuss the impact of AI on bug reporting, the effectiveness of bug bounty systems, and the importance of community engagement. Daniel shares insights on how AI can be both a tool for good and a source of problems, emphasizing the need for communication and collaboration in the open source community. The conversation also touches on the role of platforms like GitHub and the future of open source in an AI-driven world.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/daniel-stenberg-ai-onslop/Chapters00:00 Introduction to Curl and AI Slop01:54 The Rise of AI Slop in Open Source05:39 Defining AI Slop and Its Impact07:07 Understanding Bug Bounty Systems09:27 The Importance of Curl in the Tech Ecosystem11:48 Positive Uses of AI in Open Source15:19 Navigating AI Tools and Their Limitations17:29 Community Engagement and Best Practices19:11 Leadership in the Face of AI Challenges22:11 Future Considerations for Open Source and AI23:45 Navigating the AI Landscape27:01 GitHub's Role in AI Contributions30:45 The Future of AI and Open Source33:53 Empowering Engineering Leaders37:42 The State of Open Source in the AI Era | — | ||||||
| 2/5/26 | ![]() Navigating Bare Metal Automation with Rob Hirschfeld | In this conversation, Stephen O'Grady and Rob Hirschfeld discuss the complexities of bare metal automation, the role of platform teams, and the importance of observability and governance in managing infrastructure. They explore the challenges of integrating open source solutions with bare metal and emphasize the need for specialized support in this area. The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of infrastructure management and the necessity for collaboration and expertise.This video is sponsored by RackN.Show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/navigating-bare-metal-automation-with-rob-hirschfeld/ | — | ||||||
| 1/27/26 | ![]() Wes Bos on Why Design's Making a Comeback in 2026 | In this RedMonk Conversation, Wes Bos, co-host of Syntax, chats with Kate Holterhoff about why he predicts 2026 is the year design makes a comeback. They explore why the design of exceptional websites like landonorris.com can be a critical differentiator in the digital space, particularly as AI tools simplify the creation of visually appealing websites. Wes emphasizes that while the baseline for web design has improved, the challenge now lies in creating unique and engaging user experiences that stand out in a sea of similar-looking sites. He highlights the importance of usability and the need for developers to invest time in thoughtful design, moving beyond cookie-cutter solutions to create memorable web experiences.Sentry is a RedMonk client, but this is an unpaid content.Show Notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/wes-bos-design-2026/00:00 Introduction to Wes Bos and Predictions for 202609:53 Keeping Up with Design Trends17:27 Performance Insights from the Lando Norris Website23:28 Understanding ROI in Design29:38 The Balance Between Design and Authenticity35:48 The Challenges of AI in Design and Development | — | ||||||
| 1/22/26 | ![]() Complex, Not Complicated | Modern software systems are frequently described as “complicated,” but that framing obscures the nature of the challenge. Complicated systems can be decomposed, reasoned about, and managed through clearer processes and better tooling. Complex systems cannot. They are shaped by a web of technical interdependencies, incentives, institutional history, and human behavior, and they often fail in ways that are difficult or impossible to predict.In this RedMonk Conversation, Rachel Stephens and guests David Pollak, Chris Petrilli, and Æva Black explore how complexity emerges across large organizations, open source ecosystems, and security-critical infrastructure. Drawing on experiences from enterprise environments and open source communities, the discussion examines why transparency, incentive structures, and institutional knowledge matter more than formal process, and why many attempts to control complexity instead amplify it.show notes: https://redmonk.com/videos/complexity/ | — | ||||||
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