Hosted by Philipp Spiess and Nicolas Dular · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 9 episodes
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Two engineers rambling about tech while enjoying a walk in the park.
Philipp Spiess and Nicolas Dular hosts Walking Devs, a business show with 9 episodes published.
I hope you can spot the multiple puns in this title ;) We talk about Nicolas' Go exploration. The scaling issues of GitHub, the mythical Model from Anthropic, the future of Open Models.. and where Philipp is going to nex
We talk about the importance of learning concepts and languages instead of just generating everything. We also discuss how the constant rush in the industry is unhealthy and creates unnecessary FOMO, along with a few not
We talk about the importance of learning concepts and languages instead of just generating everything. We also discuss how the constant rush in the industry is unhealthy and creates unnecessary FOMO, along with a few not
The conversation centers around the exploration of development environments, challenges with code editors, discussion on LM providers, cost considerations of LM usage, exploring new programming languages, Rust and Go as
We're back after a quick break and talk about the differences in the JS ecosystem on the backend side. Also, a new category: bug of the week, and we talk a bit about a project we hacked on to put an agent in a sandbox. L
We start the episode and talk about Oban for Python, sharding in Postgres with PgDog, and Next.js by Cloudflare. And then we dig deeper about career ladders and promotions. Links https://oban.pro/articles/bridging-with-o
The main topic of this weeks episode is a conversation about the impact of AI coding agents on development collaboration and how we think the software development life cycle (planning, code review, and CI/CD) will change
In this episode, we cover the impact of AI on the developer community, work-life balance and AI burnout, concerns about job security, exhaustion and context switching in development, and touch on the future of software d
Join us for another walk in the Prater with no sun for the second month in a row. We talk about model-release-week, the new Codex app, AI sandboxes, and orchestration challenges before we dive into interviewing and the i
In this pilot episode, Nicolas and Philipp discuss the rise of OpenClaw and MoltBook, the democratization of coding, and the impact of AI on software engineering. They also explore the security implications of AI tools a
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Walking Devs is hosted by Philipp Spiess and Nicolas Dular. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 9 episodes.
Walking Devs has published 9 episodes.
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