Given that AWS continues to spin out more and more purpose-built technology as needs come up, I wonder whether AWS's long-term strategy is to:
- Continue to spin out products to support common business use cases.
- Expose commonly used functionality from products via this WYSIWYG tool.
- Allow drag and drop programming by connecting services.
- Lambdas are the primary way that a business bridges gaps between OOB functionality and business requirements, but are still connected up via this WYSWYG tool once created.
It would be a while before it was useful to FAANG, but maybe mom and pop businesses could cheaply partner with AWS experts to ship custom software?
- Continue to spin out products to support common business use cases.
- Expose commonly used functionality from products via this WYSIWYG tool.
- Allow drag and drop programming by connecting services.
- Lambdas are the primary way that a business bridges gaps between OOB functionality and business requirements, but are still connected up via this WYSWYG tool once created.
It would be a while before it was useful to FAANG, but maybe mom and pop businesses could cheaply partner with AWS experts to ship custom software?