Jun 12, 2026 · 27 min · 10 segments
This is the Engineering Culture Podcast, from the people behind InfoQ.com and the QCon conferences. In this podcast, Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Craig McLuckie…
Craig McLuckieGuest
Shane HastieHost
is that an open source community is a way for people to come together And work on a technology that they care about, not for money, but for love, right? It's a way that, you know, I think engineers in their souls like to create things.

And there's this wonderful characteristic that I think a lot of engineers share, which is they want to create something useful and they like to see it being used by the people.

It really is a way for people to bring their creativity, their sort of engineering staples to work on something that they love and care about that's going to see tremendous use in a broad sense.

And it is the purest expression of that kind of engineering joy as far as I'm concerned.

is that an open source community is a way for people to come together And work on a technology that they care about, not for money, but for love, right? It's a way that, you know, I think engineers in their souls like to create things.

And there's this wonderful characteristic that I think a lot of engineers share, which is they want to create something useful and they like to see it being used by the people.

It really is a way for people to bring their creativity, their sort of engineering staples to work on something that they love and care about that's going to see tremendous use in a broad sense.

And it is the purest expression of that kind of engineering joy as far as I'm concerned.
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