On this sponsored episode of the podcast, we talk with Demian Borba, Principal Product Manager, and Kelvin Nguyen, Senior Engineering Manager, both of Intuit. We chat about how their design system is evolving into a platform, how AI keeps their brand consistent, and why a design system doesn’t have to solve every use case.

The team talks to Matt Arbesfeld, cofounder and CEO of LogRocket, about the most challenging problems he’s solved for customers, how machine learning is shaping the next generation of LogRocket solutions, and why side projects that teach you how to experiment and make mistakes are just as (or even more) important than formal CS curricula.

The home team reflects on the last year, talks through tech news, and recommends some good reads for 2023.

On this sponsored episode of the podcast—the first in a series of four—we talk with Pratik Wadher, senior VP of Product Development at Intuit, about how they are building a AI-enabled development platform that increases the velocity at which their 7,000 plus developers can get work done.

Welcome to a new year. For our first episode back, we're featuring a chat with Jessica Hicklin, the CTO of Unlocked Labs. She describes what it was like to enter prison with a life sentence at the age of 16, how she taught herself to code in while incarcerated, and how she turned that into a new role as a software engineer and entrepreneur after being released at the age of 42.

On today's episode we chat with Anthony Dellavecchia, a developer advocate at Twilio, about some of his favorite tools for boosting productivity and why he went all out building his personal website.

It’s that time of year again. We’re heading towards the end with a new beginning around the corner. Something we’ll probably remember about December 2022 is all the interesting tech that’s catching on. On today’s podcast, Ben Popper and Matt Kiernander take a brain-break from their work lives at Stack Overflow to reflect on it all…and whether or not we 👍 it.

We sit down for a chat with Steve Sewell, CEO at Builder.io, to talk about the experiences that inspired him to craft a visual CMS and start a company around it. Along with coding and running a company, Steve has become a popular content creator, and he explains why he believes short form TikToks are a great format for teaching people to program.

On this sponsored podcast episode, Ben and Ryan talk with Filippo Conforti, co-founder of Commerce Layer, an API-only ecommerce platform that focuses on the transaction engine. We talk about his early years building ecommerce at Italian luxury brands, the importance of front-ends (and micro-frontends) to ecom, and how milliseconds of page load speed can cost millions.

On today’s episode, we’re airing a conversation recorded at the Next.JS conference. We chat with Lee Robinson, VP of Developer Experience at Vercel about the company’s vision for evolving from Webpack to Turbopack, helping customers who are cautious about migrating to a new tool, changes happening with React server components, and much more.