
Brendan Buckingham and Ryan Frisch talk about developing with Ruby on Rails and how to leverage it to build a business.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTechnology | |||

Colleen Schnettler and Joe Masilotti (Permission Not Required podcast) join Ryan and Brendan to catch up on what they're each building. Joe walks through Ruby Native — his platform for getting Rails apps into the App Store without touching Xcode or w... more
Ryan and Brendan talk through the growing pains of AI-assisted development — including fatigue, increased confidence in bigger code changes, and what happens when you stop paying for expensive APM tools and just build your own. Ryan walks through how... more
Scott Werner (Sublayer) returns to discuss how rapidly AI and agentic coding have is changing. The hosts and Scott dig into why niche tools are increasingly getting replicated by developers and hobbyists with "good enough" custom solutions — while c... more
The hosts explore whether “data is the new moat” in SaaS and argues that data alone—especially customer data—is rarely defensible as extraction and migration get easier. Instead, moats increasingly come from clear product vision, differentiated appro... more
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The show centers on building and running businesses around Ruby on Rails, with a practical bent toward product, engineering, and process. Across episodes, hosts Brendan Buckingham and Ryan Frisch explore code quality, performance optimization, upgrade strategies, AI-enabled workflows, and practical project management for Rails-based teams. The discussions blend technical guidance, real-world customer and contractor dynamics, and entrepreneurial insights, making it valuable for developers, startup founders, and engineering leaders who want to design better software and more effective teams. A notable pattern is the emphasis on actionable approaches—whether upgrading legacy Rails apps, integrating AI to boost developer productivity, or docume... more
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