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Convos.dev is a podcast for nerdy people who love digging into what’s happening in tech. Each week, Chris and Jess (2 devrel engineers) share their takes on new tools, industry shifts, and the quirks of developer life. If you like thoughtful conversations and staying plugged into what’s next in software, you’ll feel right at home here.
Convos.dev hosts Convos.dev, a technology show with 20 episodes published.
In this episode of Convos.dev, the Chris and Jess reflect on their growth since their first discussion on the topic, especially in the context of AI's impact on tech startups. Both hosts share the unique challenges of be
Show notesIn this episode of convos.dev, Jess and Chris dig into how they're actually using OpenClaw — at work, at home, and in some weirdly elaborate personal setups. Chris walks through his team's multi-agent deployment at Resen
Show notesIn this episode of convos.dev, Jess and Chris share what they learned giving their first dev talks. They trade tips on prep, managing nerves, and why giving people something tangible to take away matters more than you th
Show notesIn this episode of convos.dev, Jess and Chris tackle the gray areas of AI ethics — not the big global questions, but the personal ones. When is it okay to use AI for writing? What do you lose when you stop crafting sente
Show notesIn this episode of convos.dev, Jess and Chris dive into the world of hiring and interviewing for tech roles. Chris shares what he's learning from screening 300+ applicants for a technical writer role at Resend — from red
Show notesIn this episode of convos.dev, Jess and Chris tackle a listener question about building mindset (so exciting)! They share their contrasting learning styles: Chris's approach of curating high-quality inputs and using Obsi
Show notesIn this episode of Convos.dev, Jess and Chris share their tips for starting a new role. They discuss how to understand company dynamics, identify what's working (and what isn't), and the importance of maintaining fresh e
Show notesIn this episode of Convos.dev, Jess and Chris delve into the latest developments in AI. Jess shares insights into small language models (SLMs) and their efficiency compared to large language models (LLMs), highlighting h
Show notesIn this episode, the Chris and Jess explore the connection between playing sports and working in tech. They discuss how sports offer valuable lessons in team building, strategy, and personal development, which can be app
Show notesIn this episode, Jess and Chris dive into how to unplug from work during the holidays while maintaining productivity and intentionality. Jess announces her career move to BrainTrust and shares insights from negotiating t
Show notesLaunch weeks are intense. Chris just finished a six-day launch at Resend, doubling their API endpoints and coordinating blog posts, videos, and a professional shoot in San Francisco. Jess shares Warp's multi-video approa
Show notesIn this episode of Convos.dev, the hosts dive into their experiences with events and conferences, reflecting on their recent meetup in Seattle. They explore the challenges and joys of attending such events, especially fo
Show notesThe podcast episode from "Convos.dev" features a discussion between two friends, Jessica and Chris, who delve into topics related to development, life, and their experiences in creating video content. This particular epi
Show notesEmail overwhelm is real for developers. Chris manages 14 separate email inboxes while Jess struggles with categorization in Superhuman. They share practical email management strategies, from Chris's ruthless unsubscribe
Show notesJess and Chris dive deep into work-life balance strategies for busy developers who take on multiple projects. They share their personal productivity systems, time management techniques, and how they handle the constant j
Show notesChris and Jess dive into the controversial AI startup Cluely and its provocative "cheat on everything" marketing strategy. They explore the company's viral tactics, including hiring content creators, buying ghost account
Show notesIn this episode of Convos.dev, Chris and Jess discuss strategies for onboarding onto a new large codebase, emphasizing the importance of patience and thorough understanding before making changes. They share practical tip
Show notesIn this episode of Convos.dev, Jess and Chris dive into how AI is changing the way developers learn to code — the pros, the pitfalls, and everything in between. We chat about curiosity, prompt engineering, and turning co
Show notesIn this episode, hosts Jess (DevRel Engineer at Warp) and Chris (DevRel Engineer at Resend) dive deep into the world of Developer Relations, sharing insights from their experiences at relatively small startups. Submit qu
Show notesJess (Warp dev advocate) & Chris (DX engineer) discuss AI's impact on development: Will AI steal jobs? They explore natural language programming, AI tools like Cursor/Windsurf, developer roles shifting to "reviewers," &
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