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▶ 20:19 Eric Simons Last year, in twenty-twenty-four, we were getting ready to shut the company down. 3 times in the scene

▶ 39:16 Lenny Rachitsky It makes me think a little bit about, uh, bolt and stack blitz, which was building for seven years, this like browser based, uh,

▶ 39:30 Lenny Rachitsky Cursor was AnySphere, Bolt was StackBlitz, Windsurf, Codium, basically everyone.

▶ 1:36 Shawn Wang So I think this is a very similar story to StackBlitz and Bolt. 3 times in the scene

▶ 14:20 Lenny Rachitsky Cursors, AnySphere, Bolt, StackBlitz, UGuyser, Cognition, Labs, like VZero is Vercel.

▶ 32:19 Lenny Rachitsky I had, uh, the founder of Bolt on the podcast, StackBlitz is the company name, and he, he shared the story that they've been working on this product for seven years behind the scenes, and it was failing.

▶ 56:08 Yaz El-Baba So for example, we just invested in a company called Bolt, or previously the parent organization called StackBlitz. 6 times in the scene

▶ 0:08 Sarah Guo Today, we're hanging out with Eric Simons, the co-founder of StackBlitz and the makers of Bolt.new, a new AI tool that enables everyone from developers to designers to non-technical folks to build full-stack, real applications entirely in…
▶ 6:17 Sarah Guo I, I mean, you've always been, like, very committed to, uh, the developer community and to open source, but have you learned anything from the community that improves, as you said, the end-to-end StackBlitz system, or is there, like, an… 2 times in the scene
▶ 22:56 Sarah Guo Because like you can go, you know, iteratively do development or even use the, the StackBlitz ecosystem of developers or whatever over time, which is, which I think is like step function different.
▶ 24:20 Sarah Guo Maybe we can back up a little bit and, uh, just talk about, like, Stapplets and the story as a company. 4 times in the scene

▶ 0:44 Shawn Wang Should I say Bolt or Stacklitz? 5 times in the scene
▶ 13:27 Eric Simons And so when we built stack blitz, like kind of the, the key thesis, like seven years ago, the insight we had was that. 3 times in the scene
▶ 38:29 Eric Simons I just want to say what, like what you're doing is extremely impressive because it's a very difficult, I mean, the business of stack, but it's kind of before booking online was selling, we sold a version of our ID that went on prem.
▶ 1:03:48 Eric Simons Previous to StackBlitz, he actually was doing machine learning, and he basically built a StackBlitz, like online IDE for machine learning. 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:10:11 Eric Simons So we, so when we first launched the stack, but it's like, we were an enterprise play, right?
▶ 1:25:18 Eric Simons It's like this, I, this is the tool from what even when stack was just the IDE interface to the technology, it's like, this is the thing we wish we had when we were 13 years old, you know?

▶ 0:47 Greg Isenberg He's the founder of StackBlitz, which is the maker of Bolt. 2 times in the scene
▶ 27:02 Eric Simons Cause you gotta understand, like, from our point of view at StackBlitz, we, we, we, we've been in the business of making web IDEs.
▶ 50:29 Eric Simons This is, this is why, this is why we started stack puts in the first place is we just, we felt seven years ago when we started the thing, it was like, we felt that people should be able to build web apps using the web.
▶ 51:59 Eric Simons On, over on X, we're, um, you can follow at StackBlitz. 2 times in the scene

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