Developers want AI that builds entire UIs from a single idea, automatically wiring buttons to a Supabase backend without manual work. One developer called it "walking a dog," meaning the AI should run mostly on its own. This could make traditional no-code platforms obsolete.
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Now, one observation that I recently made is people don't want to use no-code anymore. Now, I had someone, he reached out to me and said, you know, I built this application, WeWeb, and I don't want to, I don't want to always like go and put the button on the page and connect the button with the back. I just want an AI to do the whole UI structure for me and just plug it in with Supabase and it just works. He said like, you know, it's not about I want something better, it's I want something that does it for me. Now we're thinking about how can I find something that does my work and I just have to put the idea into it and guide it like I'm walking a dog. I'm not, you know, I'm not kind of like carrying a dead dog behind me on a leash. The dog can walk by itself.
I'm just going to guide it. But where we can say, hey, this doesn't have to be a problem at all anymore, that's magic, right? It doesn't matter how low cost to make everything else, zero, impossible to compete with.