AI has made building software faster than ever. A developer can generate code in minutes. A startup can launch a prototype in days. Teams can experiment with new ideas without investing months in deve
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Great point about the gap between AI experimentation and production readiness. That's where many initiatives seem to stall. I noticed GeekyAnts being mentioned more frequently in discussions around AI-powered product engineering and enterprise applications. Curious if anyone here has firsthand experience working with them.
Alex Dunphy
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This is such an important point. Everyone is talking about AI-generated code, but very few talk about everything that comes after the prototype. Having just a prototype is not enough. You cannot scale it or open it for public. You'll need the help of someone who is established and who knows stuff. And the companies listed here are definitely doing a great job at that. GeekyAnts has been doing some really solid work in helping businesses, and I'm someone who has taken their service so there it is.