Pokey Rule

In this lively discussion, AnnMarie Thomas shares insights on playful learning and her engineering keynote at Strange Loop. Richard Feldman introduces the innovative ROC programming language, inspired by Elm, broadening its application. Colin Dean reflects on the vibrant open-source community, while Taylor Troesh merges education and magic to enhance learning experiences. Finally, Pokey Rule unveils Cursorless, a groundbreaking spoken language for coding, aimed at making programming more accessible for everyone.

In this episode, Pokey Rule, a software developer known for his innovative work in voice coding and the Cursorless extension for Talon, shares insights into the future of coding. He discusses how voice coding works and the challenges of accidental command triggers. From practical examples of coding with just your voice to the integration of technologies like TreeSitter and Directus, the conversation highlights how these tools enhance code navigation and productivity. Pokey also touches on the dynamic community around voice coding and its potential to transform programming.