Explore how software engineers use Effect to build reliable, production-ready software in TypeScript.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Software Engineering in the Age of AI #10" (7 August 2026, 90 minutes), "Foldkit: An Effect-First Frontend Framework #9" (20 July 2026, 80 minutes), and "Foldkit: An Effect-First Frontend Framework #9" (20 July 2026, 80 minutes).
Cause & Effect publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 74 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Cause & Effect is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cause & Effect requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cause & Effect's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Cause & Effect are IT Services & Software Development. Cause & Effect has a technology audience.
Cause & Effect is a technology podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #10
Get support from the Effect community John A. De Goes joins Johannes Schickling and Michael Arnaldi to discuss how AI is reshaping software engineering, what developers should still learn, and why Effect’s primitives...
Get support from the Effect community Devin Jameson joins Cause & Effect to talk about Foldkit , an Effect-first frontend framework inspired by Elm architecture. Devin and Johannes Schickling discuss why Foldkit takes a...
<p>Get support from the Effect community</p><p>Devin Jameson joins Cause & Effect to talk about Foldkit, an Effect-first frontend framework inspired by Elm architecture. Devin and Johannes Schickling discuss why Foldkit...
Episode #8
<p>Get support from the Effect community</p><p>Kit Langton joins the podcast to talk about Effect, OpenCode, and what it takes to migrate a large TypeScript codebase to Effect. Enjoy a very Kit episode, technical...
<p>Get support from the Effect community</p><p>In this episode, Johannes Schickling talks with Adam Rankin, CTO at Warp, about using Effect to bring structure and composability to a growing TypeScript codebase, enabling...
<p>Get support from the Effect community</p><p>Louis Vichy, co-founder of OpenRouter, joins Johannes Schickling and Michael Arnaldi to talk about OpenRouter’s TypeScript stack, internal tooling powered by Effect, and...
<p>Get support from the Effect community</p><p>This podcast episode features Samuel Briole, CTO of Spiko, a Paris-based FinTech startup building infrastructure for issuing regulated financial products on public...
<p>In this episode of Cause & Effect, Johannes Schickling is joined by Dillon Mulroy, Domains Lead at Vercel, who shares his personal journey with Effect and how Vercel gradually adopted it across their Domains...
<p>In this episode of Cause & Effect, Johannes Schickling had a conversation with David Golightly, Staff Engineer at MasterClass, to explore how his team built Cortex – a real-time voice AI orchestration layer that...
<p>Join us as we talk with Michael Fester from Markprompt about scaling AI-powered customer support with Effect, building reliable and high-performance infrastructure, and enhancing developer productivity in a...
<p>In this episode, Attila Večerek, Tech Lead & Staff Engineer, joins our host Johannes Schickling to discuss how Zendesk incrementally adopted Effect in a polyglot environment with a large codebase.</p><p>Effect is an...
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