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Lessons from Malte Ubl

Malte Ubl is the Chief Technology Officer at Vercel and a pioneer in web infrastructure, having previously served as an Engineering Director at Google where he co-created Core Web Vitals and the AMP Project. Across two decades of leadership, Ubl has focused on the intersection of developer productivity, web performance,

Lessons from Boris Cherny

Boris Cherny is a software engineering leader and the author of "Programming TypeScript," widely recognized for his work at Anthropic, Airbnb, and Facebook. His insights bridge the gap between rigorous static typing and the high-velocity world of AI-native software development, redefining what it means to be a "

Lessons from Alex Graveley

Alex Graveley is the visionary software engineer and architect behind some of the most transformative developer tools of the last decade, most notably serving as the Chief Architect of GitHub Copilot. From his early roots in the open-source GNOME project to founding Hackpad (acquired by Dropbox) and Minion AI, Graveley’

Lessons from Harrison Chase

Harrison Chase is the co-founder and CEO of LangChain, the definitive framework for building applications powered by large language models. A pioneer in the field of AI orchestration, Chase has transformed how developers approach context engineering and agentic workflows to move from experimental prototypes to production-ready systems. Part 1: The

Lessons from Amjad Masad

Amjad Masad is the co-founder and CEO of Replit, a platform whose mission is to make programming universally accessible to everyone on Earth. From his childhood in Jordan to scaling a multibillion-dollar technology powerhouse, Masad has become a leading voice on the democratization of software, the transformative power of AI

Lessons from Ankur Goyal

Ankur Goyal is a seasoned entrepreneur and engineering leader who has navigated the transition from high-performance infrastructure at MemSQL to the vanguard of AI development at Figma and Braintrust. His career reflects a deep commitment to software craftsmanship, rigorous evaluation, and a relentless focus on solving the complex bottlenecks that

Lessons from Thorsten Ball

Thorsten Ball is a distinguished software engineer, author, and educator renowned for demystifying the internals of programming languages through his "Monkey" series. Over a decade of professional experience at companies like Sourcegraph and Zed, he has synthesized a philosophy of "recreational programming" and "romanticism"

Lessons from Geoffrey Litt

Geoffrey Litt is a prominent researcher and design engineer whose work explores the intersection of human-computer interaction, malleable software, and local-first architecture. By advocating for tools that prioritize user agency and data sovereignty, he challenges the modern paradigm of "locked-down" applications in favor of computing environments that users
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