@kentcdodds: Thrilled to have been able to spend 45 minutes talking with @unclebobmartin about software architecture, AI coding agen…
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Kent C. Dodds announces a 45-minute podcast conversation with Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) about software architecture, AI coding agents, and product engineering.
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Thrilled to have been able to spend 45 minutes talking with @unclebobmartin about software architecture, AI coding agents, and product engineering on the “Become and Epic Product Engineer” podcast! https://t.co/k0SoDBd9Dg
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