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While Breaking Change is a (mostly) solo act, other shows are gracious enough to host Justin Searls from time to time. This feed mirrors all those appearances. Questions, concerns, invitations? [email protected]
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The podcast covers a range of topics including software development methodologies, technology trends, dependency management, and the dynamics of modern programming languages. Example episodes explore themes like Apple's Intelligence struggles, JavaScript frameworks, and the importance of understanding coding fundamentals.

While Breaking Change is a (mostly) solo act, other shows are gracious enough to host Justin Searls from time to time. This feed mirrors all those appearances. Questions, concerns, invitations? [email protected]
Matt Swanson had me back on YAGNI to talk about the fallout from DHH’s Rails World keynote and what it means for your weekend. We discuss what happens to the ”one-person framework” when agents write the code, how frustrating it is when something is absolutely correct but still misses the point, and how I’ve accidentally constructed a dark factory with agents building and maintaining my iOS apps.
We also get into what I’d tell developers who are worried about where all this is heading and why World of Warcraft is my dark horse candidate to beat Grand Theft Auto 6 in November.
Appearing on:YAGNI
Published on:2026-10-02
Original URL:https://share.transistor.fm/s/192793fc
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