I work in code generation, and often feel the fallacy of “because I can build something that looks 80% like your product in a day, you should pay me N millions.”
It's roughly the same pitch that the ruby on rails crowd had 15 years ago, and the no code crowd 5 years ago.
Very few companies need to rebuild their product every week, or actually care what tech stack it runs on. They are trying to build new things, or reduce how often those things break, or figuring out what if anything is worth building next.
It's roughly the same pitch that the ruby on rails crowd had 15 years ago, and the no code crowd 5 years ago.
Very few companies need to rebuild their product every week, or actually care what tech stack it runs on. They are trying to build new things, or reduce how often those things break, or figuring out what if anything is worth building next.