Turns out giving away your work for free is not sustainable. Businesses are scrambling to subscription SaaS models as the market reaches stagnation and collapse. Owaridadesune.
>>108745760We're about to hit a tsunami level market correction.
>>108745760Why paying a SaaS when I can make my custom software and more with just $20/month
>>108745760It's not the open source bubble, it's the SaaS bubble that's bursting. My company wanted a new help desk ticketing system. I built one from the ground up using Claude Code, it had every feature they wanted, and none we didn't. We could have locked into a subscription license paying hundreds of dollars per month for 50+ seats, instead we got it for free, the only cost the VPS to run it on.
>>108745960Adding to this, if the company wants a SaaS service why not just look at what exists and ask Claude to copy it for free
>>108745974>>108745960While its much more efficient now, they couldve done the same before tooThere are many other reasons companies dont build their own software inhouse, one is they love blaming someone else
>>108745902> List of my softare i made with just $20/month:
>>108745960>>108745974i often slop my way through with copilot but then return after a couple of month and be>what the fuck is going on here?then I remember that code was slopped. and that's like a function of an algo and not a whole program. what is maintainability like with entire programs that were slopped? do you get the AI to maintain and extend those as well? what if the slop machine went offline due to some clownflare outage?
>>108745902> List of softare i made with just $20/month:> End of the List.>>108745760>SaaSyere outdated dude, now its called AGAS. though the Q of whos gonna pay for natural gas >>108743968 is open
>>108745760What are you talking about? Wordpress has one of shitty codebases out there. It's not only bad, it's running on top f the more retarded piece of software stack ever created (PHP). The ecosystem is also plagued by poorly implemented privative plugins.
>>108745760it's 2027 grandpa
>>108745960>it's the SaaS bubble that's bursting>I built one from the ground up using SaaS
>>108745960>poopshit security vulnerabilities
>>108745960You didn't build shit buy an ad.
>>108746740>retarded piece of software stack ever created (PHP)Still better than any alternative for websites.
https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/launch-json-args-not-passing-correctly/315386Here is the closed source bubble of waiting 6+ months for a trivial bug to be fixed while you are in the cuck cage (LOL)No, it hasn't burst.There simply is no bubble. It's here to stay.
>>108746322Coding agents are running just that well now. You need to know how to promp, I also make them write extensive documentation in a format the LLM can easily and quickly read for reference.
>>108750375 most of them literally just store a .md file automatically. I'm pretty sure I pioneered this method because some autist was like "why do you keep saving all these .md files to repo" six months ago or so, and I'm like "this is the plan, I plan things out bureaucratically" Basically I think like the most annoying SOC 2 auditor on earth, or something. you know guys, hit shift tab in the prompter. you have plan mode, yolo mode, etc. make use of them
>>108749341You can't expect logic from a vibeshitter.
