Never Rewrite: Software Engineering & AI Coding

In this episode, Isaac Askew and Jeffrey Sherman explore the future of SaaS development, reverse engineering software, and the implications of open source AI tools for software creation and business models.

Isaac and Jeffrey revisit 'Out of the Crisis' by W. Edwards Deming and why the book still holds up today.Show notes:Out of the Crisis: W. Edwards Deming: https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262541152/out-of-the-crisis/

Jeffrey Sherman and Isaac Askew explore the timeless principles of the book 'The Goal' by Eliyahu Goldratt, focusing on the theory of constraints and its relevance to modern software development and AI workflows. They discuss how identifying and optimizing bottlenecks can dramatically improve system efficiency and adapt to changing constraints.Show notes:The Goal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Goal_(novel)The Phoenix Project: https://itrevolution.com/product/the-phoenix-project/

In this episode, Isaac Askew and Jeffrey Sherman explore the rapid rise of personal assistant AI like Muse, its implications for privacy, security, and the future of online shopping and productivity. They discuss how AI is transforming trust, automation, and the way companies must adapt to stay relevant.

In this episode, Isaac Askew and Jeffrey Sherman explore how AI impacts productivity, workflow, and creativity in software development. They discuss real-world experiences with AI tools, challenges faced, and the evolving nature of AI-human collaboration.