The NATS by example.com website is a set of directories that are nested following the sort of URL hierarchy. And there's another section on every examples page that shows the actual output of the code that actually executed. Brett Victor has done some crazy things to tie those other ideas together, but probably more similar to things like blanking names or whatever. He says he was inspired by his own experience with writing tutorials and trying to make them easier to understand.
In this episode, Jon is joined by Byron Ruth, Director of Developer Relations at Synadia, a software company focused on cloud-native messaging and data streaming platforms to enable the next generation of connected digital experiences. With over ten years of experience in engineering, he is focused on building systems and tools to facilitate developer interaction.
They explore the challenges and innovations in developer education, the definition of Informatics, and the challenge of teaching researchers who may need to gain expertise in informatics. They also discuss the shifts to the role of AI and machine learning in healthcare, the development of Nats, and the potential of using Nats by example as a tool for generating documentation and developer education resources.
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