AI is exposing a long-standing divide in software development: the difference between technical fluency and domain knowledge. Organizations that identify and close that divide can create a competitive advantage.
AI is exposing a long-standing divide in software development: the difference between technical fluency and domain knowledge. Organizations that identify and close that divide can create a competitive advantage.
Many talk about going AI-first, but we’re doing it. In this article, Brian Weiss discusses the AI-first feature build he’s working on and what he’s learned along the way.
Regulated industries aren’t just slow to adopt AI; they’re falling behind at an accelerating rate. Here’s what closing that gap looks like in practice.
It took one of our developers two hours on a patio in Rome to build an app with AI. See how he put together our March Madness tracker from scratch
AI tools made it easier than ever to build a proof of concept (POC)…but what happens when you need the product you built to go further?
Is It possible to build a mobile App without coding? You bet. Learn how Rōnin co-founder Ryan Kettry built a game just by talking to Claude Code.
In four days, our Rōnin co-founder, Byron McClain, ported a 600,000-line video game from Windows to macOS, without writing a single line of code himself.
Don’t overlook the “boring middle” of AI development. It’s where the real work happens. Read the full article to understand what actually takes place between the early excitement of kickoff and the final launch.
The basics matter more than the budget. Download our executive guide to see what real AI success looks like and how to achieve it.
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