AI is a force multiplier that makes engineers more valuable and possibly risky

I didn’t realize how expensive the #INBDE process was for dental students until someone close to me started studying for it. The exam itself cost over $1,000 and prep materials can easily add hundreds more.

So I built Teefs Prep ✨🦷
https://www.teefsprep.com

Before AI, building a product e2e, even for highly skilled engineers was quite daunting. Code was never the barrier to entry but building a full-stack application, by hand, was time consuming.

That isn't to say you can't one shot an application over the weekend. Building a tool or an app that's well thought-out and scalable still requires a lot of time and energy. But, time to execution has significantly shrunk.

Engineers have now, more than ever, stronger levers to build their own tools, apps and businesses much more efficiently. I started Teefs to address a problem I saw with current study solutions for the INBDE, a high up-front cost to students. And, I've managed to build the app and run it at very low monthly costs, less than $100.

If you're interested in education tech or you are already a #dentist and want to help improve our questions as an editor, I'd love to hear your feedback.

One thing I’ve always liked about the software community is how much knowledge is shared openly. A lot of the tools we use every day exist because people decided to build and share them. So, why can't INBDE prep work more like that too?