S13 E5: The Dynamic Compute Revolution: Eliminating Cache Invalidation with Julien Verlaguet, Founder & CEO of SkipLabs

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Who is Julien Verlaguet and what inspired him to create Skip Labs?

Noah Labhart 0:00
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Noah Labhart 0:38
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Julien Verlaguet 0:46
And that's I guess my experience with programming languages is I tend to listen to people's problems, but very little to people's solutions. I've worked on programming languages for a long time. I've had a lot of people coming back with feedback for me. Usually they know what the source of the pain is, but usually users have a very poor sense of what a good solution is. And that's because they don't care about the rest of the product. They only care about their use of it. And so the solution that they're gonna propose is usually a really easy fix for what they wanna do, but not necessarily a good My name is Julian Verlegwit and I'm CEO of Skip Labs.
Noah Labhart 1:32
This is Code Story. The podcast bringing you interviews with tech visionaries. Six months moonlighting.
Julien Verlaguet 1:39
There's nothing at the backhand.
Noah Labhart 1:41
Who share what it takes to change an industry.
Julien Verlaguet 1:43
I don't exactly know what
Noah Labhart 1:45
takes. It took many goes to get right. Who built the teams that have their back. The company is its people The teams help each other achieve. I was proud of our team. Keeping scalability top of mind. Oh, that infrastructure was a good thing. Yes, we've been fighting it as we grow. Total waste of time. The stories you don't read in the headlines. It's not an easy thing to achieve, Mike. Took it off the shelf and dusted it off and tried it again. Dry the ups and downs of the startup life. You need to really want it. Not just about technology. All this and more on Code Story. I'm your host, Noah Labpart, and today how Julian Verliquip has turned declarative logic into streaming, keeping views fresh using Skip's incremental compute.
Noah Labhart 2:32
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Noah Labhart 3:21
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How did Julien’s experience at Facebook shape the design of the Skip language?

Noah Labhart 3:50
He studied in Paris and moved to the US when he was twenty seven, spending ten years in the Bay Area and five years in New York. He spent many years developing software, in particular developing programming languages. Outside of tech, he is married to a Colombian woman and admits his Spanish isn't as good as it should be. He loves to play potanca, merely needing a flat surface to play on. Julian was a lead programming language designer at Facebook and led the open source release of a new language.

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