SE Radio 563: David Cramer on Error Tracking

SE Radio 563: David Cramer on Error Tracking

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SE Radio 711: Scott Hanselman on AI-Assisted Development Tools

Scott Hanselman, the VP of Developer Community at Microsoft, speaks with host Jeremy Jung about AI-assisted coding. They start by considering how the tools are a progression from syntax highlighting and autocomplete. Scott describes the ambiguity and non-determinism of agentic lo ...  Show more

SE Radio 710: Marc Brooker on Spec-Driven AI Dev

Marc Brooker, VP and Distinguished Engineer at AWS, joins host Kanchan Shringi to explore specification-driven development as a scalable alternative to prompt-by-prompt "vibe coding" in AI-assisted software engineering. Marc explains how accelerating code generation shifts the bo ...  Show more

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