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Richard Feldman on Roc, AI, Teaching, and Avoiding Fancy Functional Programming

Richard Feldman is a software engineer with more than 20 years of experience, a frequent conference speaker, teacher and author of Elm in Action. He's the author of the Roc programming language and is currently working on Zed, the AI-enabled code editor. Timeline 0:00 Intro 1:08 Why Rust was not the best choice for the Roc compiler 6:01 The experience of rewriting the Roc compiler to Zig 8:24 How Roc does things differently 14:08 Why Roc can be better than Go 18:57 What success means for Roc 21:55 How Roc can grow adoption 29:34 Roc unique architectural decisions and lessons 35:40 How Roc programs compile and run 53:34 Deliberately avoiding fancy functional programming 1:01:16 Teaching, clarity with hard concepts, and empathy 1:08:57 Richard's teaching techniques 1:19:05 How Teaching helped Richard's career 1:23:15 Career strategic decisions and principles 1:29:10 Learning resources Richard does (not) recommend 1:40:00 Roc as a new language in the age of AI 1:47:35 Zed, AI and understanding code 1:50:55 Richard's definition for "quality software" 2:00:44 How Richard uses AI 2:06:25 Richard's AI predictions 2:08:17 Managing personal energy, parting thoughts