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...low code, but from my view, low code is like Python.
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...the Vibe coders where they're, you know, fully, you know, letting, letting the AI take the wheel and building stuff very rapidly and lots of open source fans and, you know, people that are hobbyists enjoy coding in this, in this manner. And it is rea
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...of code. And that's eventually the customers and users that you care about because those are the one that will go beyond the hype of, hey, Luke. I've built this, magni.com clone with a single prompt. No. It didn't. Like, it's gonna take you, like, hu
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...models. Code is one of the, like, most obvious things because it's very easy to resonate with if you're an engineer. And so that's led to a lot of the players in the space really focusing on coding in particular and on, like, solo developers or build
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...low code no code, you're, you're building on sort of their IP. Right? Like, you're not building an open source, and you're building an their own custom infrastructure. Yeah. Large language models are not trained on retool's infrastructure. They're tr
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...development platforms. So check out Lovable, I think .io, but it's it's just a chat. Build me an app or a website that lets me upload a picture of my of lets you upload a picture of an animal and get a picture sent to the house. Like and it's like, i
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...a Versus Code extension and a coding agent, MCP kind of lets it function as this everything agent where it can connect to, you know, whatever services and things like that. And that's really a a side effect of of having very general prompts just in t
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allow me not to export screenshots, but export code snippets. Because guess what? Even though English is the number one programming language, Lovable and all other tools still communicate in code the best. If you wanna get pixel perfect results, just
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...of, like, no code tools in the traditional sense. Right? Like, a GUI based editor for people to build simple applications or more complex applications in a closed ecosystem. I'm just like, like, for anybody who's coming from engineering, that's reall
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...these are traditionally more developers. And what we're seeing from the AI
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...low code. Who even says that word anymore? Like, we're not allowed to even mention it. And it's because it's always the same thing, which is, yes, if all you're doing is a very straightforward app that looks like all the other straightforward apps wi
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...code actually, like, I wouldn't say terrifies them, but, like, it's not what they wanna do. Right? You have you're a lawyer and you wanna, like, create some system for your law firm or software. Like, there's no need for you to see code and you'll yo
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...low code, but from my view, low code is like Python. It's like the scripting language. And the M is low code. So we kind of had to bridge that gap. And it was in a way like a bit irreconcilable until AI came out, and it's very, very clearly, like, wh
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...every line of code. When you take a tool like that and you start to introduce AI, you start to introduce additional constraints that exist just out of the nature of where you're interacting with these systems and where those systems live. So for exam
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and you can still hook into the latest and greatest. Like, when a new package comes in open source, Replit has it on day one because because we built all this abstraction, like, to be able to go get the packages and install them and run run them on t
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