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Hosted by Unknown Host · Technology · EN · 18 episodes
"Engineering with AI" is a conversation with tech leaders about what their teams are doing, what coding tools they're adopting and how- in tiny startups, in bigger teams, and in large enterprises on their digital journey, and in digital native scale-ups. We're focusing on how things are different now; what "best practices" and cultural touchstones are holding up well, and which ones are changing. How do we staff teams differently now? How do we mentor? What processes are missing; which are feeling less worthwhile?
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Episode #14
<p>Ahmed is an independent consultant and AI researcher, and he has some really spicy takes! We had a really fun interview. </p><p>- AI finally makes "Classic" QA viable </p><p>- Maybe Anthropic's Mythos .... is a myth? </p><p>More on Ahmed at https://tekcaffe.com/</p>
Episode #13
<p>Hari Krishnan writes about Gen AI adoption at intent-driven.dev and walks us through Open Spec, a "spec anchored" framework he is an advisor to.</p><p>Things we talked about</p>Hari's article at InfoQ: https://www.infoq.com/articles/enterprise-spec-driven-development/Birgitta Böckeler’s article "Understanding Spec-Driven-Development: Kiro, spec-kit, and Tessl": https://martinfowler.com/articles/exploring-gen-ai/sdd-3-tools.htmlLost in the Middle: https://cs.stanford.edu/~nfliu/papers/lost-in-the-middle.arxiv2023.pdfTessl: https://docs.tessl.io/use/spec-driven-development-with-tessl
Episode #12
<p>In this special episode of Engineering With AI we talk to Hany Elemary and Ibrahim Taha, co-founders, and Alina Murphy, Executive Program Manager about how AI is changing things for the businesses they serve. </p><p>https://navalia.io </p><p>https://engwith.ai</p>
Episode #11
<p>Guruprasad Venkatesh is Co-founder and Chief Architect for Beskar Technologies (beskar.tech), a custom software delivery company in Bangalore India that practices extreme programming (TDD, CI/CD, agile etc) and has taken steps to adopt AI to move even faster. He walks me through how he and Beskar are adopting AI, and about Baid, their own AI AI tool suite called Baid (https://baid.dev/bot) </p><p>As usual, special thanks to our sponsor, Navalia (https://navalia.io)!</p>
Episode #10
<p>"Human in the loop won't work"!</p><p>"Developers passing on tribal code base knowledge is over!" </p><p>"Pair Programming still matters!"</p><p>"Refactoring is not dead!"</p><p>"We should stop calling things CD!"</p><p>Wait, that last one is quite reasonable. (Continuous Delivery, Continuous Deployment, Continuous Design, Compact Disc, Certificate of Deposit...)</p><p>This was a really great conversation! Chris has been thinking hard about the impacts AI is having on software engineering, and it showed!</p><p></p><p>Books, blogs and other resources we mentioned:</p><p>Working Effectively with Legacy...
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