Dax Raad, creator of SST.dev and healthcare/finance apps, discusses local-first approach in app development. Topics include simplifying app dev, user experience excellence, benefits of local-first, challenges in updating apps, and embracing craftsmanship in software development.

Dax Raad, the maintainer of the SST framework, dives into the fascinating world of serverless architecture. He explains its pay-as-you-go pricing model and its impact on business strategies. Dax shares his personal experiences in tech and offers insights into the challenges of deploying web applications on AWS. The conversation delves into the pros and cons of programming languages like Go and Node.js in serverless functions. Plus, hear about his innovative projects, including a new programming language and a management tool for healthcare.

Dax Raad, an open-source developer renowned for his contributions to SST and Open Next.js, dives into the intricacies of serverless infrastructure. He discusses the challenges of building on AWS, contrasting it with more user-friendly alternatives. The conversation highlights the evolution and integration of Next.js with AWS services, along with the benefits of using tools like SST for local development. Dax also shares insights on managing serverless costs and offers advice for newcomers to AWS development.

Dax Raad, a witty tech Twitter personality known for his sharp insights, joins the conversation to discuss SST, the infrastructure as code tool he's passionate about. He shares exciting details about their new engine, Ion, and its user benefits. The duo dives into cloud provider trustworthiness, the evolution of infrastructure management, and the marketing strategies that resonate with developers. Dax also compares code-based workflows to UI tools, emphasizing coding's efficiency in handling complexity.

Dax Raad, expert in building serverless applications on AWS using the SST framework, discusses the benefits of SST in simplifying AWS infrastructure with TypeScript. He compares AWS CDK and SST, and explores the decision-making process between Terraform and Pulumi for infrastructure management. The podcast also covers local development in a cloud environment and the complexity of parenthood in the industry.