![]() It’s no longer limited to the <1% of engineers that can code resulting in an explosion of ideas from all kinds of people.” Ryan Hoover, Founder of Product Hunt calls this new era “The Future of Making” and he states that: “As creating things on the internet becomes more accessible, more people will become makers. Today you can do the same tasks with no code whatsoever, run your whole company with modern SaaS tools. Tech stacks were complex enough, early data engineers for example had to rely on a plethora of rudimentary tools, writing custom code and spinning up servers to pull any insights from data that could help their company run smoothly. Rewind a decade ago, and that was typically the case for technology as well. ![]() It’s a learned behavior from experiences where the shortcut inevitably took longer in the long run. Too often humans prefer the harder option instead of the easier one.
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