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Oct 27, 2026
Mike KaranHOST
When you're designing something, this is kind of like a designing thing.
Mike KaranHOST
This is a UX UI designing.
Mike KaranHOST
And the reason that I bring it up is because I think a lot of engineers are very jaded towards users.
Mike KaranHOST
They're like, I get a ticket.
Matt LawrenceHOST
Like you mentioned product coming into the meetings and that makes a lot of sense.
Matt LawrenceHOST
If you're, if you are a person that's in there with the product managers, then, then yeah.
Matt LawrenceHOST
Or the UX, UX, UI, UX people, even to an extent where they're like, yeah, like you should make this easier to copy.
Matt LawrenceHOST
You should make this and that.
James SunGUEST
They are software that's been used for 15, 20 years.
James SunGUEST
And so a lot of times it's actually kind of hard to use for a normal person, right? lots of UI that is from the last decade.
James SunGUEST
And so you don't even know how to operate some of the key things.
James SunGUEST
And so we've seen companies build skills that kind of teach the model to be able to use them better.
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James SunGUEST
And again, you know, at the end of her training, the lessons and mistakes she made, that could be an agent that summarizes it and gives her in a text format.
James SunGUEST
But when she's actually playing with the AI and trying to get better, that's something that the person has to do.
James SunGUEST
So I do think it's, I'm bullish that I don't think UI is going away.
James SunGUEST
And I think kind of at the low tangency to your original question, but I do think that the pressure of cheap software will make it so that software has to be better But I don't think it will just be like, yeah, everything will have an MCP and an API and, you know, computer use will never be useful.
Zac BowdenHOST
And we've had this conversation on the podcast before.
Zac BowdenHOST
I didn't really want the next-gen Xbox to run full-blown Windows with a custom UI on top.
Zac BowdenHOST
That would have sucked.
Zac BowdenHOST
Windows is...
Zac BowdenHOST
So Dan, I'm curious what your thoughts are on what the disagreements could have been related to.
Zac BowdenHOST
I kind of have an idea.
Zac BowdenHOST
I think it's all to do with the platform optimization security around Windows and the UI, the UX, the fact that Windows desktop, kind of a nightmare to navigate with a controller, right?
Daniel RubinoHOST
I mean, so much of this is hard to talk about since we don't know exactly what this stuff looks like, right? Like breaking down windows is it's got multiple, multiple layers to it.
Zac BowdenHOST
And we've had this conversation on the podcast before.
Zac BowdenHOST
I didn't really want the next-gen Xbox to run full-blown Windows with a custom UI on top.
Zac BowdenHOST
That would have sucked.
Zac BowdenHOST
Windows is...
Zac BowdenHOST
So Dan, I'm curious what your thoughts are on what the disagreements could have been related to.
Zac BowdenHOST
I kind of have an idea.
Zac BowdenHOST
I think it's all to do with the platform optimization security around Windows and the UI, the UX, the fact that Windows desktop, kind of a nightmare to navigate with a controller, right?
Daniel RubinoHOST
I mean, so much of this is hard to talk about since we don't know exactly what this stuff looks like, right? Like breaking down windows is it's got multiple, multiple layers to it.
speaker_3HOST
So when I tap an app icon, how does the system actually build that initial environment?
speaker_4HOST
Well, the ignition switch for a standard Swift project is a function called UI application main.
speaker_3HOST
Okay.
speaker_4HOST
You rarely write this function manually, though.
speaker_3HOST
Interesting.
speaker_3HOST
So what happens when that function is invoked?
speaker_4HOST
It basically spins up the application's main thread, instantiates the core UI application object, and sets up your app delegate.
speaker_3HOST
The app delegate.
James MontemagnoHOST
I was just looking at the .NET blog And I think Gerald, yeah, Gerald put out a get your .NET MAUI apps ready for Xcode 27, which is he should have put out beforehand.
James MontemagnoHOST
But this is the, you need a UI scene.
James MontemagnoHOST
You know, you need the UI scene.
James MontemagnoHOST
It's gotta happen.
James MontemagnoHOST
I created my own skill to do it because you need to update your pipeline.
James MontemagnoHOST
You need to update your UI scenes and do other things.
James MontemagnoHOST
However, they also have a plugin called MAUI Labs that does a bunch of stuff for you.
James MontemagnoHOST
The thing I'm not really seeing here is...
Robert TaHOST
So And from Anthropic, today we're introducing mods, small TypeScript functions that could change how Cloud Code works.
Robert TaHOST
A mod can rewrite a prompt, add new UI, replace a built-in feature, or add entirely new functionality.
Robert TaHOST
You can write a mod yourself or ask Cloud Code to write one for you.
Robert TaHOST
Mods ship inside plugins, so you can install and share them like any plugin.
Robert TaHOST
So why we built mods.
Robert TaHOST
Developers have asked for more control over how cloud code works without waiting for us to ship a feature.
Robert TaHOST
Hooks helped some users have a level of control, but hooks can't rewrite events, draw new UI, or replace features.
Robert TaHOST
Mods can.
Varun MayyaHOST
you know sort of
Varun MayyaHOST
marking from left to right a lot of hero icons with orange acts with with let's do black and gold with gold accents okay the general website theme is black and gold with the black seeming like a UI recreation of the credit card
Varun MayyaHOST
texture
Varun MayyaHOST
actually instead of saying like a UI recreation let's say seeming like with the background seeming with the background seeming like a recreation of the credit card
Varun MayyaHOST
texture.
Varun MayyaHOST
Make it look cool, modern, and animated.
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Varun MayyaHOST
We've asked it to make a website for a browser called Comet exactly.
Varun MayyaHOST
So as you can see, it's saying, I'll create a pixel perfect recreation of the Comet browser landing page based on the video provided.
Barry Baris DoganGUEST
We did also projects also for big names like Antone or Tony Chocolate and stuff like that.
Barry Baris DoganGUEST
Or Puma as well, but mostly internal tools, not public tools, actually more UI, UX related.
Barry Baris DoganGUEST
As I said, lots of good experiences, good projects, but you don't choose the people you work with.
Barry Baris DoganGUEST
That's a big thing for me.
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Janne ParriHOST
that's the thing it's hard to how to change course of a big ship and that is a benefit for every freelancer they can try out new stuff like easier we be more nimble and if they wanna let's say start offering astro sites right now, they can do that way faster than agencies.
Janne ParriHOST
But I'm a bit curious, what does your workday look like? How much do you do design? How much do you do development? Is every project like Webflow project or are there all sorts of projects? What does your day look
Barry Baris DoganGUEST
like? It used to look like, you know, for the agency, mostly design, of course, 90% design, UI, UX design, mostly website, web designs.
Barry Baris DoganGUEST
But my freelance work is, which I like to talk more about it, of course, mostly web flow work.
ChadHOST
It's like, I know what I want, but you gotta go do it.
ChadHOST
In the user interface now, right? And you can't even create a roll-up property in and of itself via API, unfortunately.
ChadHOST
So any roll-ups you need, those are all UI only.
ChadHOST
Anyway, all that to say, I mean, this is great.
ChadHOST
It's good stuff.
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