Patrick Smith & Armin Sadeghi
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Front-end & back-end tech, business strategy, and user experience.
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Patrick Smith & Armin Sadeghi
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Jan 22, 2024
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Episodes
021: GitHub Copilot vs Resharper 22.01.2024 55:17
We speculate whether the Rabbit r1 is using a headless web browser under the hood, and talk about the power of Copilot and how it compares to previous code accelerator & refactoring tools.
020: Will Rabbit r1 replace our phones? 11.01.2024 14:39
We get excited about the Rabbit r1 launch video and talk about the trade-offs of such a device.
019: Our 2024 tech predictions 05.01.2024 36:13
We discuss the ramifications of Adobe’s Figma acquisition being called off, and look into the crystal ball for tech in 2024.
018: What web devs can learn from making games 16.12.2023 52:55
Vincent and Nigel share what they’ve learned creating games & game engines.
017: A tale of two CEOs 28.11.2023 36:39
CEO shenanigans at OpenAI & Binance, the sheer speed of C++, and Windows vs Mac flame wars are back!
016: Turns out React is not bad 20.11.2023 39:39
Patrick and Craig talk about the developer experience of React, Next.js, and React Native.
015: Tech’s hard reset: bankruptcy & layoffs 09.11.2023 32:43
We talk about the tech layoffs, WeWork going bankrupt, and the general feeling that we are about to enter a downturn.
014: AI is a marketing term and crossing the content creator inflection point 01.11.2023 41:10
US President Biden signs an executive order to restrain AI, and Next.js shows off server actions.
013: Serverless vs Dedicated Servers 25.10.2023 40:14
Five engineers discuss the pros and cons of serverless, linters, and emerging coding patterns. Join us for some light banter, insights into new tools, and strong opinions weakly held.
012: The jQueryification of libraries 24.10.2023 45:20
Guest speaker Nigel Thorne joins us to discuss zooming out to the big picture to solve large architectural problems, and the pros and cons of working with libraries today.
011: AI Devices from Her 04.10.2023 23:20
VR video calls, voice interfaces and holodecks.
010: The future of tech in Seoul 27.09.2023 49:01
Guest speaker Vincent joins us to discuss innovation culture in Korea, and then we get derailed to talk about GameJam and linting.
009: Do the kids use email? Fall of Qantas & rise of Elon Musk. 20.09.2023 44:05
Do we prefer Slack or email for team comms? Do we practice inbox zero? And do we trust Elon Musk?
008: Are software rewrites taboo? PR to remove Typescript! 08.09.2023 25:22
We discuss the pros and cons of Typescript, the history, and why types matter.
007: Syntax vs Semantics in programming 01.09.2023 19:10
Future of programming (with LLMs) - Mixing Semantic and Native functions.
006: Snowflake’s earnings, URL at the center of UX 28.08.2023 21:25
We talk about Snowflake’s latest earnings and the tightening on SaaS companies, and putting the lofty URL at the center of your state and UX.
005: AI Regulation & Hype, Deleting Code & Features 17.08.2023 28:08
Craig Sullivan joins us to talk about AI regulation and hype, and how to delete code or even entire features.
004: Zod, Server vs Client Rendering, the Completeness of React 09.08.2023 33:02
Craig Sullivan joins us to talk about server vs client rendering, and whether React will be complete at some point.
003: Developer Happiness, Flakey Tests & Pairing 01.08.2023 31:02
Craig Sullivan joins us to talk about developer happiness, businesses having opinions, JavaScript semi-colons, flakey tests, and the benefits of pairing.
002: Electron vs Native apps & App Store 25.07.2023 15:55
We chat about why Electron is a problem, where native apps are being let down by platform owners like Apple, and Europe’s USB-C tech regulation.
001: Code vs No-Code and WebAssembly’s Unique Advantage 29.06.2023 20:41
Code vs No-Code and WebAssembly’s Unique Advantage.
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