Julien Bet His Career on Replacing PHP at Facebook | The Hack Story
Julien Verlaguet didn't just write code at Facebook — he tried to change the language 4 billion people's apps were built on.In this episode of Computers, Coffee, & Beer, Julien tells Keith Adams the full inside story of creating Hack: a gradually typed dialect of PHP that brought static analysis, t…
Air Traffic Control
Keith Adams has spent his career at the systems layer, with nine years at VMware, the founding of Facebook's HHVM team, and a run as chief architect at Slack. Now he backs frontier-tech founders at his firm Pebblebed. He and Kent sit by the fire to ask what happens when the twenty-year-old playbook…
We Spent Decades Building Programming Languages. Now We Think They're Obsolete.
Vibe coding is rewriting the rules — Two veteran engineers who helped build the internet explain why LLMs and AI coding may render the programming languages they spent decades building obsolete.Keith Adams (HHVM, Facebook) and Julien Verlaguet (Skip Labs, ex-Facebook) go deep on how coding with AI …
We Built the Internet. Here's Why AI Can't Replace You.
Is learning to code still worth it in 2026 — or has AI and vibe coding made programming obsolete?Two veteran engineers who helped build the modern internet settle the debate. Keith Adams (built the HHVM JIT compiler at Facebook, employee ~80 at VMware, early Slack engineer) and Julien Verlaguet (CE…
We Rebuilt PHP From the Inside | The HHVM Story
Two veteran Facebook engineers reveal how they saved the company from its own code — by building a compiler that turned the world's most mocked programming language into the backbone of a platform used by billions.Keith Adams (who built the HHVM JIT) and Julien Verlaguet (who created Hack) go deep …
Why Bad Programming Languages Win (and the Good Ones Don't)
Why do the "worst" programming languages win? Two engineers who helped build the modern internet go head-to-head on PHP, JavaScript, C++, and the languages that SHOULD have won — plus whether LLMs can actually be trusted to write code.Keith Adams (built the HHVM JIT compiler at Facebook, VMware emp…
Episode 2: The myth of prison as a place of rehabilitation
This week, we’re focusing on the effects of prison on people’s wellbeing both within and beyond the prison walls. In particular, we dispel the lie that we are told - that prison is a place of rehabilitation. Robert Cullen leads the Success Stories programme across both custodial and community setti…
Episode 1: What is Irish abolitionism?
In this episode, we will be explaining how the prison system in Ireland works and what abolitionism and IPAN is. Robert Cullen leads the success stories programme across both custodial and community settings, and also is involved in a number of violence preventative initiatives. He uses his lived e…
Josh Wills on the End of Coding
Josh Wills has shipped code you ran today: Google's ad auction, Slack, and now the data pipelines that train foundation models at Datology. He also barely touches a keyboard anymore.
His argument is that this is fine, because writing code was never the job. Understanding the problem was, and review…
From Facebook's First Hires to VCs: Surviving the End of Human Coding
For 20 years, Keith Adams and Aditya Agarwal built the foundations of Web 2.0 at companies like Facebook, Slack, and Dropbox. Now, as venture capitalists, they are navigating a wild new reality: the machines can code better than they can.
In the second episode of After Coding, Keith sits down with …
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