In this episode, host Michael Marchuk talks with Jeremy Rossi and John Ballone from SS&C to discuss the advantages of code generation tools, emphasizing their potential for creating predictable systems by leveraging expert knowledge. Jeremy and John highlight the importance of using these tools effectively to enhance trust and outcomes in software development and agentic AI.
What we talked with Jeremy and John about:
-Code generation is a safe choice for developers.
-Tools should be used more frequently in the coding process.
-Non-deterministic nature of tools requires careful handling.
-Expertise can be codified for better outcomes.
-Testing code generated by tools is essential.
-Building use cases helps in defining inputs and outputs.
-Modern LLMs facilitating predictable systems.
-Increased trust in code generation
-Effective interaction with tools is key to success.
-The future of code production
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