Episode 52: Hadith Tech with Abdellatif Abdelfattah
A Hadith Tech conversation with Abdellatif Abdelfattah.
Discover insightful conversations with technology leaders and innovators
A Hadith Tech conversation with Abdellatif Abdelfattah.
A Hadith Tech episode about engineering and alternative energy.
A Hadith Tech episode about open source software and documentation.
A Hadith Tech episode about where medicine and programming meet.
Hadith Tech returns for its fourth season with an episode on hardware engineering and why it matters.
Dr. Jad Kabbara talks about artificial intelligence and social media.
How do you combine several disciplines, and how can art and science work together? Dr. Alaa Algargoosh, a researcher in architectural technology, answers these questions.
Dr. Alaa Algargoosh talks about architectural acoustics, combining disciplines, and how it connects to artificial intelligence.
Rishit Dagli discusses machine learning, open source contributions, and the journey of a young developer making an impact.
An enlightening discussion with Prof. Jay McClelland about cognitive science, AI, and the intersection of human and machine learning.
Discover Bo Percival's insights on web development, modern frameworks, and the future of frontend technologies.
Join us for an insightful conversation with Brian Douglas about open source, developer relations, and building communities.
Abubakar Abid shares his startup story, founding Gradio, the value of research, and advice for getting into research.
Matthew Mirman, founder of Anarchy, talks about AI, open source, and building a startup.
Olabode shares his life story and software engineering journey, from his first job to the lessons failure taught him.
Elena Lape, founder of Holopin, talks about developer communities, contributor recognition, and building a startup.
Nick Taylor talks about his career in software, open source, and sharing knowledge with the developer community.
Faris Masad talks about programming and working at tech companies.
Taha Zouhair returns to talk about the future of artificial intelligence.
A Hadith Tech episode about engineering testing and management.
A special Hadith Tech episode about the Holy Quran.
A conversation with Thamood bin Mahfooz about technology and life.
Federico Grandi (EndBug) shares his experience maintaining popular GitHub Actions and contributing to open source as a student.
Forest Anderson talks about contributing to and leading open source projects, from Veloren to the Rust gamedev community.
Daniel Lenton, founder of Ivy, talks about moving from a PhD to founding a company, Y Combinator, hiring, and the impact of open source on machine learning.
Daniel Lenton shares the story of Ivy, unifying machine learning frameworks, going through YC, and building and hiring for a startup.
Megan Kaczanowski joins Hadith Tech to talk about cybersecurity.
Brian Douglas talks about his path into coding, diversity in tech, running a remote company, and using open source to land a job.
Mohammad Omara talks about entrepreneurship in the Arab world and shares successful and failed ventures from his own experience.
Islem Rekik talks about scientific research and artificial intelligence.
Abdulkarim Alowair talks about his move from space science to robotics to science journalism, podcasting, and starting Nuqta.
Researcher Abdulhadi Jafar talks about why open source software matters, how to benefit from it, and his advice for programmers.
Researcher Abdelrahman Mohamed talks about the personal skills needed to work in AI, getting into research, and preparing for interviews.
Khaled Al-Shamaa talks about how open source helps grow your programming skills, and his work on one of the early Arabic open source projects.
Abbad Diraneyya, content coordinator at Wikimedia, talks about the art of translation and Arabization and how they can enrich Arabic content.
Badr Asaloua, founder and CEO of Immesense, talks about virtual, mixed, and augmented reality, the metaverse, and the future of the field.
Taha Zouhair explains cloud computing and how it differs from traditional computing, and shares how he learned many programming languages.
Ahmad Alfy talks about teaching yourself computer science, blogging, and the role of tech communities.
Yazin Alirhayim talks about entrepreneurship in the Arab world and his startup’s journey through Y Combinator.
Engineer Hussam Mohsineh shares his experience at Microsoft Reactor supporting the startup and developer ecosystem in the Middle East.
Professor Taha Zerrouki talks about enriching Arabic content and building open source software for the Arabic language, including Mishkal, Qutrub, and the free Arabic spellchecker.
Ahmed Ali, an engineer who has worked at several large tech companies, shares his experience and advice on working at big tech.
Ayah Bdeir, inventor of littleBits, the modular electronics that teach kids through play, talks about innovation and the role of technology in education.
Fawzi Mesmar, lead game designer at DICE, talks about designing games at large studios, his experience, and his advice for the field.
Abdulrahman Yousef Idlbi talks about teaching programming to children.
Walid Ziouche, the unsung hero of the Arabic internet, has helped develop and translate the web for over a decade. He shares his experience enriching Arabic content.
Osama Deep, founder of the Tawarny game development platform, gives an introduction to video game development.
A hands-on workshop on continuous integration and continuous delivery, presented live by engineer Bassem Dghaidi.
Professor Hasan Aljabbouli explains the Bees Algorithm and its many uses in artificial intelligence from a scientific perspective.
Engineer Mohammad Aldoub talks about getting into information security, the skills it takes, and how to land your first job.
Ihssan Tinawi shares his experience in AI, how the field has evolved, and his view of its future globally and in the Arab world.
The first episode of Hadith Tech: a hands-on workshop on UX writing with Mahmoud Abdrabo, founder of the Arabic UX writing platform and Saidi Geeks.