"New Era: Builders, Not Buyers" - A possible near-future: we all have Star Trek replicators for software ("Make me a TODO app!").
I'm excited to see how this changes UX when your UX can dynamically create new UX.
I also wonder if this makes software much more disposable as a medium. Why would you maintain simple things when you can re-gen? Maybe you're maintaining/refining a prompt?
This all feels like a tourqued-out version of meta-programming.
"New Era: Builders, Not Buyers" - A possible near-future: we all have Star Trek replicators for software ("Make me a TODO app!").
I'm excited to see how this changes UX when your UX can dynamically create new UX.
I also wonder if this makes software much more disposable as a medium. Why would you maintain simple things when you can re-gen? Maybe you're maintaining/refining a prompt?
This all feels like a tourqued-out version of meta-programming.
“Disposable software” what would that mean for tech currency?
It's undoubtedly the opposite of "software craft"