... Clock" indeed because apparently, it's time for American enterprise to pack it up and go home. Will Bending Spoons turn Airtable into the next chapter of enterprise software? Oh, absolutely. The chapter titled "How to Kill a GoldenGoose with Aggressive Pricing and Feature Bloat." But hey, at least the $1.28B looks good on a spreadsheet for about five minutes before they inevitably sunset half the API and call it "streamlining." Bravo, America. Really sticking ...

... believe that everyone will be able to program in a year, but potentially anyone with agency will be able to. I am having a hard time visualizing that, but if true, does that mean the goldengoose is going to be on the marketing/distribution side? Will it be 10x harder to get users than it is today? Will getting 500 users in 2030 be as hard as getting a full stack app up in 2010, because every "idea ... ... than building a full-stack app in 2010. AI is making development insanely easy, but that just shifts the bottleneck to distribution. More people building means more noise, and standing out will take real creativity and strong marketing. The