Channel
Interviewed Person
Guillermo Rauch
Moderated by Yoav Ganbar
Hello everyone. Super excited to have you move to English for our very special guest. Um just a world from the sponsor I Adam leading front end development at Grancover. We are a cloud observability platform. We started from the world of Kubernetes and expanded to everything basically. We just released a front end observability solution. Uh so you can go to our website and try. We are working with very cool technologies ebpf uh
which allows our users to see data in seconds or minutes instead of uh months. And we are working with a bring your own cloud technology which means all your observability and monitoring data is on your cloud. uh we are working with very large uh the largest companies in the world and also meet small uh companies as well and we care very deeply about the community and about our engineering culture and we are hiring. So if you are looking for anything feel free to reach
out to me or anyone with the uh ground cover uh logo very excited to have you waiting for the uh Q&A and thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. All right. So, um, you know, we all know why we're here. Beer, right? We're here. Beer, right? Beer and pizza first. Everybody's here for beer and pizza. That's always the thing that came from. No, but seriously, um, today I'm so privileged to have this guest here today. Like, I am thrilled and
excited. This isn't five years for me waiting to meet him in person. The one, the only Gish Rao. All right, D. Let's get you a mic. Welcome. Thanks for having me. A lot of hype. Better live up to the hype. Can you believe this happened like in two days? No. Uh it's amazing. Thank you, G. Thank you, Grand Cover. And this is one of the I think this is the coolest venue that I've ever seen a meet up be held
at. So, uh we're off to a good start. And thank you so so much for uh for coming and setting this up. And also you said you already ate like at Abu Hassan today. So you're I had I had humus for breakfast today. So So he's got enough energy. I I I hope I'm a local now. Yeah. That's what you guys do, right? Yeah. So amazing. No, you also experienced your first kind of siren. So that's part of also what we do and we're safe. Thank God. So here we are. All
right. Cool. So we got this slide thing going on. We got lots of questions. I'm sure a lot of people want to ask you and we have Gal here moderating for us cuz he's going to keep and make sure that we don't do anything that it's out of Versel kind of culture or something but he'll come and tackle us and yeah yeah you know we know you got security here too so we're good we're not going to do anything sketchy of course not all right so let's just uh jump straight into it I see the first question that got a lot of
up vote and I think is very relevant to this time in day of age is what is the future role of front-end development in the age of AI. Yeah, I think it's it's no surprise. I already had a a few good conversations about V0 and uh Vibe coding. I think front-end development for me has always been very special because when I got started programming, I tried out many
different things. I tried out many different programming languages, but by far the most rewarding thing was front-end development because you write some code and you immediately see the results of your code. You can picture how a few lines of code, whether they're HTML or I was doing PHP at the time, I could picture how I could send someone a link over the internet and then they would immediately get value. They would immediately get to see something. So