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freeCodeCamp: Which Devs Are Screwed?
Quincy Larson over at freeCodeCamp had me on their podcast to discuss how the rapidly changing software industry is impacting junior developers and what they can do about it. I don't normally spend…
The Ruby AI Podcast: The TLDR of AI Dev
Joe Leo and Valentino Stoll sat with me to talk about why I quit speaking and an exciting year of iteration on AI development workflows. Appearing on: The Ruby AI Podcast Published on:…
Dead Code: Fear-driven Everything
Jared Norman interviewed me after he wrote about the order in which programmers choose to write their code and I offered this response. In this episode, we touch on this before launching into a more…
Changelog: Saltiness about frostiness
Jerod and I sat down after WWDC to rifle through Apple's various announcements and dish our takes. As usual, we found a lot to like and (IMNSHO) did a better job than other commentators in ignoring…
Changelog: My Siri Theory
Had a blast, as usual, joining my Changelog friends for a vigorous discussion of Apple's Intelligence struggles and the tumultuous state of the software industry. It's also on YouTube: …
IndieRails: One-Person Framework
Recorded an episode of IndieRails with Jess Brown & Jeremy Smith live at Rails World 2024 in Toronto about my final talk and Becky's new app. Appearing on: IndieRails Published on:…
Vision Pros: Arrested Development
Was featured on Timothy Chaten's "Vision Pros" podcast, a show where the dozens of us dedicated Vision Pro users gather to chat about the fledgling platform. Appearing on: Vision Pros Published on:…
Changelog: Putting the Apple in AI
Jerod, Adam, and myself chat about the ill-fated WWDC in which a more intelligent Siri would be forthcoming. Appearing on: The Changelog Recorded on: 2024-06-14 Original URL:…
Changelog: It Dependencies
Jerod had me on The Changelog to talk about dependency management, and other nightmares. Appearing on: The Changelog Published on: 2023-11-17 Original URL: https://changelog.com/friends/22 Comments?…
Changelog: 10x Programmers
The Changelog gang had me on to discuss my controversial post, "The looming demise of the 10x developer." Appearing on: The Changelog Published on: 2023-08-18 Original URL:…
Changelog: Stop Using React
I threatened Jerod with a "You might not need React" screed (in favor of HTMX and Stimulus). Appearing on: The Changelog Published on: 2023-01-06 Original URL:…
YAGNI: RSpec
Matt Swanson interviewed me on his very creative YAGNI ("You Ain't Gonna Need It") podcast, which invites hosts to essentially roast conventionally-adopted tools as unnecessary. I chose…
Semaphore Uncut: Scaling
Semaphore CI asked me on their podcast a few years back and Darko Fabijan interviewed me about scaling high-quality engineering. Appearing on: Semaphore Uncut Published on: 2022-03-22 Original URL:…
Greater Than Code: Authenticity
Matt Swanson interviewed me on his very creative YAGNI ("You Ain't Gonna Need It") podcast, which invites hosts to essentially roast conventionally-adopted tools as unnecessary. I chose…
Ruby on Rails: Mocktail
Brittany Martin interviewed me on the Ruby on Rails podcast to discuss my Mocktail gem. Appearing on: The Ruby on Rails Podcast Published on: 2021-11-10 Original URL:…
Ship It: Smooth
Gerhard Lazu interviewed me on the first season of Ship It!, where I (characteristically) decided to emphasize the importance of not shipping it. Appearing on: Ship It! Published on:…
JS Party: Double Trouble
JS Party hosted me for a chat about, what else, JavaScript. Appearing on: JS Party Published on: 2020-09-25 Original URL: https://changelog.com/jsparty/145 Comments? Questions? Suggestion of a…
Code With Jason: Consulting
Jason Swett had me on his show to discuss my take on software consulting. Appearing on: Code With Jason Published on: 2020-04-07 Original URL:…
Maintainable: Learn the Runtime
Robby Russell had me on his podcast to discuss, among other things, the value in learning the fundamentals beneath whatever framework you're using. Appearing on: Maintainable Published on:…
Testing Tools & Tips: Stuff
Applitools used to have a podcast called "Testing Tools & Tips", but they appear to have completely scrubbed it from the Internet. Oh well! Appearing on: Testing Tools & Tips Published on:…
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