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In this episode Sander Hoogendoorn talks with Eberhard about his experience at iBOOD with AI-supported software development. Why abandon Pull Requests? What does AI-assisted coding review really change? And what happens to collaboration when AI is used?
We also look beyond the tools: How does AI change the role of developers, software architecture, and technical leadership? If developers increasingly own outcomes rather than keystrokes, what skills and practices become important?
And perhaps most importantly: What does it take not just to survive the AI-native era, but to thrive in it?
Sander will also talk about this subject at Software Architecture Gathering (2026-11-16 - 19, Berlin). Use code SATV_15 for 15% off.
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