Two speakers argue that AI lets developers build software so fast it doesn't need to last long. One claims they could build a Webflow-style visual builder in a day using a custom JSON language and a no-code preview, then deploy a tiny LinkedIn profile builder connecting to Xano or Supabase.
the idea that like AI could generate software so fast actually kind of implies software doesn't need to last nearly as long, right? Well, and you have software that's good for the next 5 minutes and then for the next 5 minutes, it doesn't need to be the same piece of software serving all the way through, right? That it can be dynamic based on your circumstance. Yeah.
To be completely honest, I do think I could build probably a copy of Webflow inside of Lovable in a day. Like I never thought about it, but I just thought about it. So I could probably go into Lovable. Come up with my own JSON-based programming language, build a visual no-code tool with a preview for it in a day, and launch it as, I don't know, a mini LinkedIn profile builder, and then hook it up with Xano or Supabase.
