The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source

AI-assisted development is here to stay (Interview)

Dec 17, 2021

01:16:40

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Episode notes

Sopram Synthesis

02:22

Using the Human in the Development Processes

04:05

Getting the Trust of the End User

03:02

Introduction

2min

Slash Change Log

2min

Ai Asistan Development Workflow

4min

Sopram Synthesis

2min

Is It a Variation of Programm Synthesis?

2min

Tabnan - The Magic of Programming Synthesis

2min

The Battleneck of Human and Machine in Synthesis

2min

The End Game of Programming Synthesis

2min

Is There a Fee Back Loop?

2min

10.

Getting the Trust of the End User

3min

11.

Teleport - The Industry Best Practice for Remote Access

2min

12.

How Long Have You Been Working on Teleport?

4min

13.

YE, What Is This?

4min

14.

Vs Code Is a Good Alternative to Slack, Right?

2min

15.

Cap Nine - A Developer First Company?

1min

16.

Copilot - What's Growth Been Like?

3min

17.

Using Tup Nine, You're Always in Control.

2min

18.

I'm Not a Lawyer, Right?

2min

19.

Is There Really a Licensing Issue With Open Source?

2min

20.

Scripting

2min

21.

Using Machine Learning to Train on an Open Source at Large Framework

3min

22.

Fire Hydrant - The Reliability Platform for Teams of All Sizes

2min

23.

Coders, Is There a World in Which You Will Not Write Your Functions Anymore?

4min

24.

Interacting With Tab Nine

2min

25.

The Interaction Model

1min

26.

We Are a Legion, and Bob Is a I

3min

27.

Using the Human in the Development Processes

4min

28.

Agan, Sublime Plugging in a Rusco Editor?

2min

29.

We Love Rust

2min

30.

Is AAS Development Here to Stay?

3min

31.

Ad, Change Law Dot Com.

2min

We’re joined by Eran Yahav — talking about AI assistants for developers. Eran has been working on this problem for more than a decade. We talk about his path to now and how the idea for Tabnine came to life, this AI revolution taking place and the role it will play in developer productivity, and we talk about the elephant in the room - how Tabnine compares to GitHub Copilot, and what they’re doing to make Tabnine the AI assistant for every developer regardless of the IDE or editor you choose.

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