Honestly... every software engineer, product manager, CTO, CEO, and business owner who has any tech whatsoever should listen to this talk. I listen to a lot of stuff like this, but this is the best talk of 2023 and 2024 combined.
So let me understand this correctly. You want everyone to use no-code tools to get the job done, but at the same time you want people to write code right out the gate? That seems kinda contradictory.
No, planning & structuring your solution towards the problem and thinking about the product and its influence will be much better than thinking about the code and spending more time on how it will look like
Honestly... every software engineer, product manager, CTO, CEO, and business owner who has any tech whatsoever should listen to this talk. I listen to a lot of stuff like this, but this is the best talk of 2023 and 2024 combined.
Great talk! I'm glad I found it at the right time.
Great talk; I really enjoyed it. It isn't easy to make a topic such as this engaging, but Daniel did an awesome job.
This talk is an excellent source of ideas to think about. Great! Thank you!
Great Daniel! Thank all, from Vietnam🤗
Hello Vietnam! I'm glad you enjoyed the talk.
Two simultaneous truth. This code is just a sketch, but at the same time this code is going to production as is.
Great talk
So let me understand this correctly. You want everyone to use no-code tools to get the job done, but at the same time you want people to write code right out the gate? That seems kinda contradictory.
No, planning & structuring your solution towards the problem and thinking about the product and its influence will be much better than thinking about the code and spending more time on how it will look like
I really, really don't think he recommended no-code tools there. Instead, he was recommending using *minimal* code to do the job
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