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Forking Cal.com to closed source (Changelog Interviews #685)

Postgres at PlanetScale (Changelog Interviews #684)

Canary tokens and digital tripwires (Changelog Interviews #683)

From open source hits to OpenAI (Changelog Interviews #682)

MCP on Code Mode (Changelog Interviews #681)

Automation at the speed of Swamp (Changelog & Friends #130)

Bitwarden CLI compromised (Changelog News #185)

Exploring with agents (Changelog Interviews #680)

The rise of agentic coding is fundamentally reshaping software development, shifting the focus from manual implementation to high-level intent and orchestration. Developers now face an identity crisis as agents handle the bulk of routine coding, making prototyping easier while simultaneously complicating the final 30% ...

Astral has been acquired by OpenAI (Changelog News #184)

From Tailnet to platform (Changelog Interviews #679)

Tailscale's Chief Strategy Officer David Carney discusses the company's evolving strategy, particularly at the "edge" of their network-as-a-service platform. He defines Tailscale as a connectivity platform enabling secure, private mesh networks and highlights the TSIDP project, which creates a local identity provider w...

Big change brings big change (Changelog News #183)

Finale & Friends (Changelog & Friends #129)

Adam and Jerod bid farewell as co-hosts, reflecting on their time together and the evolution of technology since 2012, including the Framework Wars and the IOJS fork. They discuss Ladybird's shift to Rust with AI assistance, weighing the benefits of translation versus rewriting code and the implications for Rust's adop...

Opus 4.5 changed everything (Changelog Interviews #678)

The podcast explores the transformative impact of recent advancements in AI on software development, particularly since the release of Opus 4.5. Burke Holland from GitHub, discusses how AI tools are changing developer workflows, enabling even solo developers to achieve high output and rapidly prototype complex applicat...

The mythical agent-month (Changelog News #182)

Selling SDKs in the era of many Claudes (Changelog Interviews #677)

The podcast explores the challenges and opportunities of running a software company in the age of AI, particularly large language models. Steve Ruiz, creator of tldraw, discusses how AI has accelerated code production while complicating product positioning, team alignment, and community engagement. He shares how tldraw...

All the Claw things (Changelog News #181)

Han shot first (Changelog & Friends #128)

The discussion centers on Star Wars viewing orders for children, sparking debate about chronological versus release order, and the "Machete Order" which omits Episode 1. The hosts then explore the ethics of AI-generated voiceovers using David Attenborough as an example, contrasting it with the use of James Earl Jones' ...

Building the machine that builds the machine (Changelog Interviews #676)

Paul Dix, CTO and founder of InfluxDB, explores the transformative impact of agentic coding on software development. He shares his experiences using AI coding agents for side projects, including a successful Rust port of PromQL, and reflects on the shift from handwriting code to managing AI agents. Paul emphasizes that...

Vouch for an open source web of trust (Changelog News #180)

It's a renaissance woman's world (Changelog & Friends #127)

Amal Hussein, Director of Software Engineering at Istari Digital, returns to discuss her work building infrastructure for real-world engineering. The conversation explores Istari's platform, which connects disparate engineering tools, enabling situational awareness and AI-driven workflows, exemplified by Blue Origin's ...