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This "AI Software Engineer" is doing something different to everyone else: Databutton specializes in building full-stack applications using React in the front end and Python in the back end. That's it. I think this gives them a huge advantage: They can fine-tune their models on a very focused tech...

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Santiago1 year ago

There's also something I haven't seen before: you can show the tool images and ask it to implement something similar to that. You can sign up here: They have a bunch of templates from which you can start. Thanks to the @DatabuttonHQ team for all their support and for collaborating with me on this post.

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Jeff Weishaupt1 year ago

Focused tech stack seems real smart

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Santiago1 year ago

Agreed

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Universal Basic Autistic1 year ago

Cool will check this out

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Logan Thorneloe1 year ago

This is pretty cool. I wonder how necessary training on a specific tech stack will be once generalized models get even better.

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MIKAEL1 year ago

As a non coder who wants to build data based websites, this is exactly what I needed. Thank you!

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Santiago1 year ago

Cool! Hope it helps!

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Dr. Daniel Bender1 year ago

Makes sense to niche down the used frameworks for development. A bit like it is done by many humans who are an expert in one or two programming languages.

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Angel1 year ago

Narrowing the tech stack makes the product more reliable and the experience seamless.

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ModestMike1 year ago

It is this very tool that has enabled me to build out a fully functioning, complex app idea in a matter of days. The only thing getting in my way is my ambitions to add more and more given the possibilities available with @DatabuttonHQ 😂

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