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Develop Yourself · Monday · 40 min

What Happens When Engineers Stop Writing Most of the Code?

Become an AI engineer in 45 days: https://parsity.io/ai-dev Luke Miller, founder of DCNY, joins the Develop Yourself podcast to share how his 40+ person engineering team uses agentic engineering to build and deploy software at remarkable speed and scale for nearly 200 clients. We talk about what agentic engineering actually looks like in practice, how to maintain quality while moving faster, why engineers need to become more product-minded, and what developers should focus on as AI continues to reshape software careers. Luke also shares his perspective on vibe-coded apps, hiring agentic engineers, and why the most valuable skill may simply be learning how to build things that are genuinely useful. If you’re a developer trying to understand where AI is taking software engineering—and how to adapt without losing yourself in predictions—this episode is for you.

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Become an AI engineer in 45 days: https://parsity.io/ai-dev

Luke Miller, founder of DCNY, joins the Develop Yourself podcast to share how his 40+ person engineering team uses agentic engineering to build and deploy software at remarkable speed and scale for nearly 200 clients.

We talk about what agentic engineering actually looks like in practice, how to maintain quality while moving faster, why engineers need to become more product-minded, and what developers should focus on as AI continues to reshape software careers. Luke also shares his perspective on vibe-coded apps, hiring agentic engineers, and why the most valuable skill may simply be learning how to build things that are genuinely useful.

If you’re a developer trying to understand where AI is taking software engineering—and how to adapt without losing yourself in predictions—this episode is for you.