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When it comes to bootstrapping and building software, there's rarely one right answer. We want to dive into the nuance. In every episode, veteran founders Justin Jackson and Brian Casel tackle thorny topics – from pricing and product strategy to work-life balance. No gurus, no easy answers – just real conversations we'd normally have behind closed doors.© 2025 The Panel Podcast with Justin Jackson and Brian Casel Direction Economie Management et direction
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    • "What happens when engineering outpaces marketing?" – Jordan Gal
      Jan 16 2026

      Jordan Gal joins The Panel to get some thoughts out about how software development feels like it's shifted since the holiday break, the lowering cost of making a mistake, how his team has to get ready for the new AI first workflow, marketing in the age of AI, and what happens to funding startups when anyone can build the app?

      Timestamps:

      • (00:06) - Welcome
      • (00:20) - Introducing Jordan
      • (01:34) - The world changed over the holiday break
      • (12:17) - The cost of making a making a mistake used to be higher
      • (25:38) - Get ready. This is not optional.
      • (28:34) - Senior engineers have to adapt
      • (42:18) - How do organizations and teams adapt?
      • (47:59) - What needs to change so rapidly about Rosie?
      • (55:08) - How AI has averaged marketing
      • (01:22:23) - What happens to funding for startups in 2026?

      YOU ARE THE PANEL – send us your thoughts 🗣️
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      • 📧 Email us: panelpodcastshow@gmail.com
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      • 🦋 Reply on Bluesky

      Links mentioned in this episode:

      • ✨ Rose AI
      • 👤 Jordan Gal
      • 🛠️ Langdock AI
      • 🐦 Adam Wathan & Tailwind Sponsors
      • 💡 DHH on AI Agents
      • 🔨 Builder Methods (Build with AI)
      • 🎙️ Transistor.fm (podcast hosting)
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      1 h et 45 min
    • 2026: We Choose Hope
      Jan 9 2026

      Now that the holiday break is over, how are we feeling about 2026? We're talking about the new ideas we have to build or work on, as well as predictions for 2026 in AI, building, normal tech usage, and social media.

      Timestamps:

      • (00:07) - New year, new excitement
      • (01:40) - What has changed since the holiday break?
      • (06:18) - Is Justin going to republish Marketing for Developers?
      • (11:30) - Building a membership site in Ghost
      • (18:37) - How Justin might release the updated content and podcast
      • (24:42) - Focus on original instead of the average
      • (37:25) - How Brian used Claude to generate visuals for a course on Claude Code
      • (46:43) - If everyone is jumping on AI coding in 2026, how is Brian set up to meet the demand?
      • (01:00:56) - Prediction for 2026: Standing out from the crowd is going to be key
      • (01:05:31) - What's stressing Brian about social media in 2026
      • (01:09:36) - Partnerships are going to be very important in 2026
      • (01:11:01) - The new media will just become the media
      • (01:15:14) - OpenAI will fade from the lead position
      • (01:20:36) - AI adoption by normal people needs a better paradigm
      • (01:27:13) - AI in music and tv wont' be significant
      • (01:29:44) - The problem or the blessing of building even faster with AI in a year
      • (01:38:29) - Bootstrapping will become the norm again in 2026
      • (01:42:12) - Meta is going to have a big year in 2026

      YOU ARE THE PANEL – send us your thoughts 🗣️
      • 🎤 Send us an audio or video message
      • 📧 Email us: panelpodcastshow@gmail.com
      • 📺 Leave a comment on YouTube
      • 🦋 Reply on Bluesky

      Links mentioned in this episode:

      • Marketing for Developers
      • Ghost CMS
      • Technical knowledge to build an app
      • Acquired 10th anniversary
      • Acquired sponsorship rates
      • Adam's morning walk episode
      • Adam's tweet
      • Brian's Claude Code course
      • Claude Skills / Design World
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      1 h et 44 min
    • 2026: Panic or Hope?
      Dec 19 2025

      We're looking back at what our thoughts were about 2025, and scheming ideas and plans for 2026. How do you hand over decision making in your business in an AI world? How does remote work first affect junior developers? And do you panic when sales slow down? Adjust? Rethink everything?

      Timestamps:

      • (00:06) - Does Transistor get quiet around the Xmas holidays?
      • (02:08) - Dealing with insecurity in business
      • (05:34) - The Panel in 2026
      • (07:09) - Looking back on 2025
      • (12:54) - What kind of person is going to do well in 2026?
      • (20:51) - Figuring out how to hand over decision making to junior developers
      • (28:10) - Remote work vs local work
      • (32:35) - Every business is a people business, every problem is a people problem, every solution is a people solution
      • (41:03) - We can make requests and we can have boundaries
      • (45:08) - What do I want?
      • (48:29) - Should Brian diversify his marketing funnel away from YouTube?
      • (01:05:06) - Building a cloud service for my products
      • (01:24:04) - Building Inbox Summaries
      • (01:28:27) - Rewriting for Marketing for Developers for AI

      YOU ARE THE PANEL – send us your thoughts 🗣️
      • 🎤 Send us an audio or video message
      • 📧 Email us: panelpodcastshow@gmail.com
      • 📺 Leave a comment on YouTube
      • 🦋 Reply on Bluesky

      Links mentioned in this episode:

      • Bootstrapped Web | 2025 recap & 2026 outlook
      • Design OS
      • Adam Wathan
      • Chris Enns / 🍋
      • Tuple
      • Taylor Otwell
      • Obsidian
      • Every
      • ONCE
      • Lars Lofgren
      • Marketing for Developers
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      1 h et 41 min
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