Show Notes
Get support from the Effect community In this episode, Johannes Schickling talks with Adam Rankin, CTO at Warp, about using Effect to bring structure and composability to a growing TypeScript codebase, enabling a small, fast-moving team to stay productive while shipping reliable payment & payroll systems. Jobs at Warp. Effect is an ecosystem of tools to build production-grade software in TypeScript. Website & docs Community & support Follow us on X (Twitter) Github
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(00:00) - Intro
(01:45) - Adam’s background & early startup experience
(08:18) - Warp's origin story
(17:36) - What made Effect click for Warp
(29:24) - Getting started with Effect (AI browser agent)
(34:52) - Onboarding developers to Effect
(42:17) - Benefits of composability in payment systems
(43:53) - Warp’s system architecture
(56:48) - Closing thoughts
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