Thoughtful rambles about software development in the modern era.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "AI slop is accelerating the dehumanization of society" (28 October 2026, 10 minutes), "Why code by hand when AI is faster?" (27 October 2026, 11 minutes), and "The Disappointing Death of Deno - What happened and the perils of venture capital-funded open source" (12 October 2026, 42 minutes).
The Brett Codes Show publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 24 minutes.
Booking probability for The Brett Codes Show is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Brett Codes Show requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Brett Codes Show's contact route on record: public web form.
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The Brett Codes Show
I've had enough of being bombarded with AI slop writing, images, and features. It's offensive, dehumanizing, and highlights the mass AI psychosis we're living through.
The Brett Codes Show
Reflections on when to code by hand and why, for both hobby projects and professional projects.
The Brett Codes Show
Reflections on the announcement of the end of Deno, the Great JavaScript Runtime Battle with Bun and Node.js, and why Cloudflare, the Deno company, and Ryan Dahl should do more than just say "thank you, farewell" to the...
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I started an online forum for talking about software development in the modern era, free of AI boosters. It's called Humancrafted and you can join at https://humancrafted.dev/forum. I also share a bit about my thoughts...
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I shaved and put on my tweed jacket to get the word out to the engineering managers and CTOs of the world about the real risks of using AI in a software development team. Maybe this is useful as a way to communicate to...
The Brett Codes Show
I started using Ruby on Rails in 2011, and for 15 years I've worked with it in nearly every job I've had. I share my thoughts on the earlier years of using it, how it's changed, the challenges (with the framework and...
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I'm tired of the "AI is just a tool" rhetoric because it's flat out irresponsible and wrong.
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Every week we're bombarded with some new AI nightmare horror story, and it's exhausting. Here's how I keep as calm as I can while navigating these strange times.
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In fall 2025 I switched to a dumbphone after using modern smartphones for just about 15 years. It was one of most life changing decisions I've made to date. It's relieved me of usage patterns I wasn't happy with and led...
The Brett Codes Show
I started coding 20 years ago as a hobby and it turned into a career. While a lot has changed over the last two decades, in a lot of ways the fundamentals haven't. Sure, there are new languages like Rust and Zig. And a...
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Three weeks ago I decided to stop using AI for coding at work. Here are my thoughts how it's been going in the three weeks since!
The Brett Codes Show
A follow-up to my episode about why I stopped using AI for coding, where I respond to the feedback, go a bit deeper on the topics, and talk about why I think AI is bad for learning software and why it's not only a...
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I decided to stop using AI for coding at my job, even if it costs me that job. I don't know what the future will bring, but I know it will be one where I don't use AI for anything, especially coding at my day job. I've...
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