@om_patel5 Back in the 1990s and 2000s we called it Rapid Application Development.
It's awesome to see people who would have never written code or make something for their computers have the power to now.
AI is about to body the entire SaaS market.
Most SaaS products force you to work through a problem their way - the "right" way.
Every company is different.
With AI, you can whip up your own sovereign internal SaaS apps.
Custom to your workflow. Data stored on-prem.
If I were a PE firm holding a bag of SaaS companies, I'd be selling that bag right now.
Andromedaβs officially working out of Velocity as a registered startup
Me and @SaarthRajan chill in one of the uni labs all the time
Burning the midnight oil on our Macs day in day out
An office is a nice change of pace
:)
The future is being built by Toronto and Waterloo
We're only halfway through Demo Night and Canadian builders here have announced novel methods and architectures for robotics and AI, beautifully designed passion projects, and more
I'm so lucky to get to be here
@lovelacecoding This is how software works.
.NET itself is so huge it's almost impossible to use it all.
I lived through using .NET 3.5 and pretty much never touched WCF and Workflow Foundation, and there were entire consultancies built around those.