Liron Vinik’s Post

" Presenting the Future of Development! Presenting Dev. A! " I am extremely happy to announce the launch of Developer A, our first H.I.-powered code assistant. Our innovative Human Intelligence is on its path to change the view of development, with actual human errors and coffee breaks, not replicable by any Artificial Intelligence. By the way, ** On a Serious Note ** I made my own portfolio website, which is a funny take on the normal portfolio websites, with a garnish of humor and some hidden jokes. I repeat, it is a Parody portfolio, where I `Avneet Singh` also called Developer A is the product to be sold. You might want to check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gESFzu3Z Here you go for further details like tech used, code etc.: https://lnkd.in/gBarh_Ct

Have you ever struggled with presenting your data science results to stakeholders? One of the greatest challenges we data scientists face is bridging the gap between our complex work and our non-technical colleagues. Prototyping is your secret weapon! It's not just about showcasing basic functionality — it's about sparking early conversations, gathering feedback, and steering project direction in a way everyone can grasp. But how do we wrap our sophisticated algorithms in a user-friendly interface without getting bogged down in learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript? Imagine a platform that lets you craft stunning UIs, connect APIs, integrate production-ready databases, and deploy with a single click — all without writing a single line of code. And the best part? It's absolutely free. My solution to create beautiful, functional applications effortlessly is FlutterFlow. The learning curve is surprisingly shallow. In under a week, you can master the art of app creation, drastically cutting down the time from model development to gathering feedback. FlutterFlow enables you to develop production-ready apps without the months-long commitment to learning a new programming language. To highlight the platform's potential, a basic prototype app [sunsmart.flutterflow.app] was developed in mere days, without any prior web development experience. The app’s goal is to raise awareness about the sun's harmful UV rays in Australia. This example shows just how accessible and powerful FlutterFlow can be for data scientists looking to communicate their findings more effectively. It's almost too good to be true, but FlutterFlow makes it that easy. If you're looking for a way to elegantly showcase your ideas, I highly recommend giving it a try. Good luck, and happy prototyping! app.flutterflow.io

"Learn to code," they said. I don't know of a company that doesn't use AI to assist developers, with most using GitHub Copilot. The day-to-day of software development will turn into AI prompt engineering over the coming years. And that's not necessarily a bad thing, as it dramatically lowers the cost of writing new software. Historically, when a resource that was expensive (electricity, energy, internet bandwidth, and now - software development) becomes cheaper, demand for that resource explodes. Think about internet bandwidth - really constrained in the 90's, now we use many more orders of magnitude of it 30 years later because it's so widely available. We don't have that many digital experiences today. Think about the quality of your favorite restaurant's website - you're lucky to get a menu. Or most eCommerce today, which is decidedly boring. More availability of software development = more / better digital experiences.

I am excited to introduce Keeper, a user-friendly application designed to help you seamlessly track and organize your daily activities. This app features a simple and intuitive interface for making notes and maintaining to-do lists. Key features of Keeper include: Note Taking: Easily create, edit, and manage notes of your daily activities. Signup Functionality: Securely sign up and access your notes from anywhere. Robust Backend: Powered by MongoDB for efficient data storage and retrieval. Modern Tech Stack: Developed using React for the frontend, Express and Node.js for the backend, ensuring a fast and reliable user experience. Keeper is the perfect tool for anyone looking to stay organized and keep track of their daily tasks with ease. https://lnkd.in/g26iPsK8

Although I have not yet felt the impact of this with our consulting team I believe Richard Hearn is correct. The trajectory is irreversible. The question you need to be asking is how does this new paradigm change the game and how can I change and adapt.

The best technology to use for your company. The answer is easy. A heated debate popped up again about the limitations of using Rails due to some doctored videos showing the UI not responding well in the Hey service. The user intentionally throttled the browser speed to 3g which gave the UI a laggy feel. Engagement farming at its finest. Bad internet == bad experience.  (makes sense) DHH and others pushed back (rightly so) It made me think about my recent experience developing with the latest Rails conventions. I had been building with React on Rails for about a decade and it had become second nature. Not to toot my own horn. 🎺 🎺 About 18 months ago I decided to switch and start building The Rails Way on new projects. My goal was getting up to date with the most recent Rails conventions. It was a struggle for me at times. Setup and getting started was easy.  (as it always has been) Then I got to working with Hotwire and HTML over the wire. I spent days trying to build a basic chat and other dynamic frontend features. Features I would have finished in an hour or two with React. I learned a ton and (over time) got way more efficient. It even became fun again. Getting it done with React would have been much easier and you could (perhaps) argue a better choice for that application. This really strikes at the heart of which technology to use in your application. 3 different reasons to choose one. 1. Want to move fast.  Use what you know. 2. Want to learn.  Use what you don’t know. 3. Make users happy. Use what gives the best UX/UI. Truth is: Users don’t care what you use.  Only we (devs) do. Don't let your opinions get in the way of Moving fast Learning more Remember who matters PS: What is your tech of choice?

AI will only lead to the renaissance that is possible if people are equipped with the skills to use it. The barriers right now are 1. Tech literacy - How to actually develop software 2. Business Education on how to become a tech founder. This is why Tech Founder Pro was created. https://lnkd.in/g-eEDNTC You + Tech Skills + AI = Your Perfect Business Success

Software 2.0 is a completely different paradigm. A different way of thinking, organizing information, and building. Classical programming is about writing rules and applying them to data to produce answers. But, sometimes, those rules aren't obvious and we can't write them. Machine Learning breaks through that wall: you don't write the rules; you learn them from data. Software 2.0 is about analyzing data, finding patterns, learning basic principles, and composing and generalizing these to solve novel problems. This is so much more powerful than everything we've seen before. There's still a ton of work to get there, but this is not a hypothetical future anymore. Look at every large company around you and you'll realize they are all in this with both feet. Software 2.0 is happening, and the only question that remains is how each of us will adapt to take advantage of it. credit: @svpino twitter

Imagine if you knew how to build WORKING APPLICATIONS and you did not need to understand HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT, JSON, NODE.JS or anything.. All you needed to know how to do is be able understand how to talk to the AI. How to use a handful of tools and get mentored by someone that can walk you throught he step by step process to get your own application made. Something that would be useful to your business. I created two dozen working AI automations and I hired several mentors, joined communities and spend hundreds of hours studying how this works. It finally clicked and I GET webhooks, I GET automations, I GET how to work with landing page software and simple databases like Google Sheets. Its like riding a bike, once you get it, YOU GOT IT. FOREVER. You just know how to use these tools and you become very powerful. Its not about just watching a course. Its about immersing yourself with someone.. Thinking about starting a 6 week intensive for people who want to go deep into this world and walk out with deep knowlege into automations. You need to be able to invest an hour a day for 6 weeks.. You would understand AI, AUTOMATIONS, DEVELOPING NO CODE APPS, WEBHOOKS, INTERGRATING CRMS, CUSTOM LANDING PAGE APPLICATIONS, AI VOICE, BIG DATA INTERGRATION and APIs. This is not for the faint at heart... Interested?