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Conjuring Code is a podcast about building software, for non-software engineers.
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44 minutes
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에피소드 8 개
2026년 4월 17일부터
episodic
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Andy Balinsky spent his career in computer security—tracking intruders through military networks, back when that meant sleeping under a desk waiting for the alarm. Retired now, he's pointed that same attention at the things he loves: a podcast player that finally lets music keep playing underneat…
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In today's episode, we speak with Michael Porcelli, founder of Metarelating, about the software he's been building for himself—not for other people, just for his own life. A former techie who left the field two decades ago, Michael walks us through three projects born out of ordinary domestic probl…
Jonathan Milton has worked in healthcare operations for most of his career, wrestling with gnarly problems, like how to fill nursing shortages without relying too much on temp agencies. In this episode, we talk about how he turned his hard-won expertise into useful tools—like an online calculator…
Jim Hanas spent his career in publishing—most recently as VP of Marketing at HarperCollins—but he hadn't been "under the hood" of technology in twenty years. Then a couple of friends got him "Claude-pilled", and within weeks he'd launched smallpressinsights.com, a dashboard that tracks the perfor…
Today's guest is Mark Wochner: acoustic engineer, DIY aficionado, and maker of great cocktails. He got into AI app-building to revive a project he'd dreamed up called Historicast (look up weather in the past!) and got hooked enough to make himself a whole slew of other fun apps. In this episode, …
In today's episode, I sit down with Sharon Klardie—a longtime product leader who's spent her career around technology without ever being the one writing the code, and is now finally in the building seat thanks to what she calls her "AI minions." We talk about Board Forge, the app she built to mak…
In this episode, I speak with the amazing Jacquelyn Halpern on how she got started with AI-assisted coding, and how she created a cooking app for herself and her family called Lil' Chef.
In this short introductory episode, I introduce what the Conjuring Code podcast is all about: helping regular people like you build software, using AI to help write the code. The pitch is simple: AI now handles all the tedious, mysterious "bad hard" parts of programming, leaving you free to focus o…
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