Infrastructure, AWS, AI and Jobs, HTMX & more

Infrastructure, AWS, AI and Jobs, HTMX & more

Author: Software Huddle September 10, 2024 Duration: 1:34:19
Today we have a special guest. We have Jeremy Daly, who’s been in the cloud space for a while. Jeremy is the co-founder of Ampt, which is building an abstraction infrastructure layer on top of AWS, just to make it simpler to sift through all the different options and develop on AWS and do best practices there. So we wanted to get his opinions on a lot of different infrastructure stuff that he's seeing and how AI is changing development. We even talk about some front end stuff at the end and HTMX and whether it's real, whether it's a troll. So lots of good stuff in this episode. Timestamps 01:56 Start 04:28 Jeremy's Background 07:26 Hard things about building ampt 11:59 Infrastructure from Code 17:07 App Runner 20:10 Comparing ampt and PaaS 27:22 Managing a lot of AWS accounts 30:46 Better than AWS 35:27 Thoughts on AWS deprecating services 47:11 Using AI 57:20 ChatGPT Adoption - Non Programmers 01:06:19 AI affecting the job market 01:18:37 HTMX Software Huddle ⤵︎ X: https://twitter.com/SoftwareHuddle Substack: https://softwarehuddle.substack.com/

Every week on Software Huddle, Alex DeBrie and Sean Falconer sit down with a different expert from across the tech landscape. The conversations are less about quick tips and more about substantive discussions, digging into the real challenges and decisions behind building software, launching products, and navigating the industry's constant shifts. You'll hear from practitioners who have been in the trenches, offering perspectives that blend deep technical knowledge with hard-won business and entrepreneurial experience. Alex brings his specialized expertise as the author of The DynamoDB Book and an AWS Data Hero, while Sean contributes a unique viewpoint shaped by over two decades as an engineer, founder, and marketing executive, recognized as a Snowflake Data Superhero. Together, they create a space where complex topics in software development and technology trends become accessible and genuinely engaging. This podcast is for anyone who wants to move beyond surface-level news and understand the "why" behind the tools and strategies shaping our digital world. Tune in for a thoughtful huddle that feels more like a candid conversation between colleagues than a formal interview.
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