The bottleneck isn't usually coding speed. Most of the AI-generated stuff that doesn't turn into useful software fails before the first line is written — nobody actually understood the problem they were solving.
The projects that do ship and matter tend to come from people who had a specific, painful problem and built exactly for that. The vaccine appointment site you mentioned is the perfect example — someone was solving their own family's real problem, not exploring what AI could generate.
What kind of software were you hoping to see more of? Curious if there's a specific gap you're noticing.
The projects that do ship and matter tend to come from people who had a specific, painful problem and built exactly for that. The vaccine appointment site you mentioned is the perfect example — someone was solving their own family's real problem, not exploring what AI could generate.
What kind of software were you hoping to see more of? Curious if there's a specific gap you're noticing.