Refactoring Podcast

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Understanding Engineers' Needs   with Lara Hogan thumbnail

Understanding Engineers' Needs with Lara Hogan

12 Jun 2026

Explores human stress responses to AI threats, critiques simplistic narratives, emphasizes nuanced discussions on AI's contextual limitations, and advocates psychological safety, human-centric strategies, and balanced autonomy to integrate AI thoughtfully.

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The Future of Engineering   with James Stanier thumbnail

The Future of Engineering with James Stanier

29 May 2026

The text discusses how AI and automation are reshaping software engineering roles by prioritizing functional outcomes over craftsmanship, redefining management through technical adaptability, highlighting challenges in remote collaboration, and exploring the evolving value of code from artisanal work to idea-driven solutions amid emotional and professional transitions.

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The State of Product Development   with Doug Peete thumbnail

The State of Product Development with Doug Peete

15 May 2026

Challenges in product development stem from incomplete specs and poor planning, with systemic gaps in task tracking, limited AI utility (60-70% accuracy), and the need for collaborative, formalized requirements, Agile practices, and better tools to align teams and reduce mid-cycle rework.

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AI Coding meets Code Health   with Stuart Caborn thumbnail

AI Coding meets Code Health with Stuart Caborn

17 Apr 2026

AI and large language models are transforming software development by boosting code quality, efficiency, and reliability through human-AI collaboration, as exemplified by Love Holidays' high deployment rates, AI-generated code, and strategies for managing complex systems, data governance, and evolving developer roles.

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Every Engineer Is a Manager Now   with Chris Lattner thumbnail

Every Engineer Is a Manager Now with Chris Lattner

3 Apr 2026

AI is transforming software development by accelerating workflows through advanced infrastructure and modern frameworks like Mojo, while addressing legacy tool limitations, open-source licensing complexities, and the need for heterogeneous compute platforms to ensure sustainable, equitable innovation.

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What Comes After the IDE   with Amelia Wattenberger thumbnail

What Comes After the IDE with Amelia Wattenberger

20 Mar 2026

The evolution from traditional IDEs to intent-driven environments like **Intent** streamlines AI agent orchestration, addresses synchronization and legacy system challenges, and promotes collaborative workflows, role specialization, and interdisciplinary approaches to redefine software development success through adaptability and iterative processes.

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