Francesco Ciulla on Winning Developer Adoption

I'll have you back when we have that.

So we were talking a little bit about...

AI kind of changing the idea of wanting to build and make manual tutorials.

And as of recently, I started this Ash tutorial series, which is a framework in Elixir.

But basically, it's really nice.

And I have this awesome app like I already built it.

I just was going through the tutorial and I kind of just got sick of editing.

And so it's on pause and it's been on pause for a few months.

But I kind of want to revisit it and build it the way I would build a project now with AI workflow involved, because I think.

It's less important, like, yes, it's important to write good code and to know what you're writing, but to actually share how you write good production code with AI assistants, I think that'll be kind of like the new way to teach people.

And I'd be curious if you've done anything like that yet.

Yeah, I think we live in an era where we should use everything.

It's the same reason why we didn't stop universities or other things when YouTube came out.

It's just that AI is another thing.

Now people can use AI to learn things.

If people use AI to learn Rust, that will make me happy.

So this is not stopping me.

I'm probably changing a bit the topic of my videos.

Probably I'm going a bit faster because we are focused, sadly, I would say, a bit less on the details because, for example, I love talking about details, but maybe this is less useful.

So I want my videos to still be useful, but I will never stop.

I will be happy, 100% happy if you use AI to learn Rust, to build Rust application.

It will just make me happy.

I think people should use everything.

So you should, you know, people, you know, still buy books.

People still buy courses.