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Making Software is a podcast where engineers from across the tech world, backend, frontend, security, open source, and more share how real software gets built. Each episode features an informal conversation full of lessons, stories, and technical insight from people who design and ship the systems we all rely on. The show goes beyond tools and frameworks to explore the thinking, trade-offs, and creativity behind great engineering, offering listeners an authentic look into the craft of building better software.
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Estados Unidos
10 episodios
desde 28 de enero de 2026
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What if a model running on your own laptop could do most of your agentic coding, at close to the speed and quality of a top cloud model?Deepu K Sasidharan is a Principal Developer Advocate at Auth0 and has been building and maintaining open source for around fifteen years, including as co-chair of …
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Every time you tell an AI agent to do something and it pops open a browser asking for your permission, you're probably clicking yes without reading it.
Miguel Pedregosa is a Senior Software Engineer on the Protocols team at Auth0 (Okta). His team owns the implementation of identity standards insid…
How do you truly understand complex tech topics in the era of AI? In this episode of Making Software, Jess (Senior Developer Advocate) shares her core philosophy: "Build it to understand it." We dive deep into the creative process behind teaching technical concepts, the reality of "vibe coding," an…
Who are we actually building for anymore, and does the answer change everything about how we teach, learn, and ship software?
James Quick is a Developer Educator at Cloudflare with 13 years in developer relations, starting as a technical evangelist at Microsoft before most people knew that was a jo…
Is Redis still mandatory for scaling background workflows, or can modern database disks handle millions of jobs per day? In this episode of Making Software, Rosa Gutierrez (Principal Programmer at 37 Signals) breaks down the creation of Solid Queue: the default background job adapter shipping with …
In today's episode, we explore the intersection of human psychology and engineering. Our guest, Dennis Henry, a Productivity Architect at Okta, shares how his Master’s degree in human factors—the study of how humans interact with systems and why they fail—has transformed his approach to building in…
In this episode of Making Software, Carla sits down with Matteo Ferrando who does Platform and Infrastructure at Fal.ai, to explore the complex world of infrastructure and platform engineering.
Matteo shares his journey from backend engineering to architecting a leading generative media platform. T…
Is "Vibe Coding" a breakthrough for productivity or a security nightmare?
In this episode of Making Software, Carla talks with Bobby Tiernay, Principal Architect at Auth0, about the messy, exciting, and risky reality of building with AI. Bobby breaks down the evolution of "Vibe Coding"—using AI to…
Building products for other engineers is a unique challenge. Unlike consumer apps, developer tools (SDKs, APIs, and Open Source) require a deep focus on Developer Experience (DX), idiomatic code, and long-term maintenance.
In this episode of Making Software, Raghd Hamzeh (Senior Software Engineer …
In this episode, Carla sits down with Sam Bellen (Principal Developer Advocate) to discuss the world of Developer Relations (DevRel). Sam shares his unique journey from writing day-to-day code to advocating for developers globally, and why he believes authenticity is the most powerful tool in any e…
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