
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 | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

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
In this episode, I sit down with Minko Gechev — Google Engineer, former Angular team lead, and one of the most thoughtful voices on AI and developer productivity.We get into why AI won't replace engineers anytime soon (and what that actually means fo... more
Micro-frontends promise to help teams scale development, but AWS Principal Architect Luca Mezzalira has seen some succeed and some just fall apart. In this conversation, he shares what hes learned from years of implementation work at companies like D... more
Why CSS is Now the Fastest-Moving Space in Web Development (with Una Kravets)
While everyones talking about AI disrupting development, Una Kravets from Google Chrome reveals a surprising twist: CSS has quietly become the fastest-evolving part of web... more
What does it take to build a web browser when everyone says its impossible? In this episode, we sit down with Andreas Kling, the engineer behind Ladybird—the only major browser project that doesnt take money from Google.
Andreas breaks down a uncomfo... more
What does it take to accidentally become the maintainer of one of Reacts most popular libraries? In this episode, we sit down with Dominik Dorfmeister (aka. TkDodo), maintainer of React Query (now TanStack Query), to unpack his unexpected journey fro... more
What does it take to build one of the fastest-growing database ORMs from scratch? In this episode, we sit down with Andrii Sherman, co-founder of Drizzle, to unpack their philosophy: "If you know SQL, you know Drizzle."
Andrii breaks down why their "... more
Ever wondered who actually decides how JavaScript evolves? In this episode, Jan-Niklas Wortmann sits down with Daniel Ehrenberg, President of Ecma International and long-time TC39 contributor, talking about how the language evolves—from vague idea to... more
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This show centers on the people building AI-powered developer tools and the real-world tradeoffs of turning ambitious ideas into shipped software. Episodes feature engineers, maintainers, and leaders discussing practical workflows, tooling choices, architectural patterns, and the evolving landscape of AI-assisted software development. Common threads include governance and security considerations, open-source collaboration, and the tension between rapid experimentation and maintainable systems. Notable strengths include candid conversations with well-known technologists, deep dives into frontend architecture, browser and language design, and monorepo tooling, all grounded in concrete examples rather than abstract theory. Listeners are likely... more
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