99 episodes, and everything I got wrong

Nice.

So this podcast was a famous COVID project that's actually survived.

There are projects that survived.

I know, I know, I know, I know.

That survived it.

So when you started, what did you think this project, this whole set of interviews was going? Did you actually achieve what you thought of achieving?

Yeah, so I think when I started it, the whole point of the podcast was like, I want to connect with other developers.

And yeah, like I have to mention at the beginning was really challenging.

I spent like probably six months doing all the infrastructure for the podcast.

So back then I was at Spotify.

So it was also like a personal interest of mine to understand how podcast works under the hood.

and so on so literally I it took me quite some time to set up the website set up the publishing pipeline I think there are also like a couple of other episodes of this podcast that I made about how to make a podcast which is so recursive I love it very much a podcast yeah but

yeah of course you have to spend time doing procrastinating with infrastructure before like every every project

exactly a podcast

could be everything but yeah

And also back then we didn't have AI, so I had to actually do everything by myself.

It felt like so empowering when you see like your first episode being out.

But then eventually, yeah, I was like, okay, so you have that much infra out and then you want to publish something.

It's like, you know, when you have all of your side projects, but you never publish them, you never monetize them.

So, yeah, eventually I said, like, you know what? Now I really need to go out.

So I started searching, like, two or three guests.

I got the people excited.

Like, a couple of friends of mine told me, like, yeah, this is a great idea.

Let's get going.

I can come over for, like, some of the first episodes.