
The people building AI developer tools have stories most of us never hear. Stories of failed experiments, unexpected wins and workflows they swear by. The Weekly Dev's Brew host Jan-Niklas Wortmann pulls those stories out through honest conversations about what AI actually changes for developers and how we write software.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNewsTechnology | |||

Why did AI coding make Dillon Mulroy more productive and less happy? He stopped writing most of his own code after Claude Opus 4.5. Six months later he ships more than he ever has, still reads every line, and enjoys the work less. The small implement... more
You can't get 10x with AI coding. Not today. Dex Horthy (Human Layer) makes the case for 2-3x if you refuse to ship slop, and why a perfect spec still produces garbage if you give the model permission to skip quality. That permission is how you burn ... more
Everyone is selling 100x developer productivity, but David Cramer runs production software at Sentry and says LLMs are not making his own work faster. We talk about what actually holds up when AI meets real codebases, security review, open source eco... more
Mario Zechner has watched people generate 500,000 lines of code in a week with a swarm of agents. He'll tell you exactly how that ends.Mario is the creator of Pi, the minimal, self-modifying coding agent that took off after Claude Code stopped fittin... more
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The show centers on the people building AI-powered developer tools, offering honest conversations about what AI actually changes for software teams. Episodes explore practical strategies for integrating AI into production workflows, balancing automation with engineering rigor, and managing context, tooling, and governance in real-world projects. Guests span from AI researchers and startup founders to engineers at large tech companies, often sharing hard-earned lessons, trade-offs, and hands-on experiences with open-source projects, coding agents, and cloud-native architectures. The format tends to be technical, pragmatic, and grounded in production realities, making it particularly valuable for listeners who code, ship software, and want to... more
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