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Pretty ironic that Google’s first real competitor runs on a transformer architecture and is now building a Chromium browser But great for the world, can't imagine the AI boom without OpenAI Big tech doesn't get enough credit for open-source: React + React Native + PyTorch = Meta TypeScript + VSCode = Microsoft Golang + Attention Is All You Need = Google And great for startups too - we benefit from all of these at Fillout and Zite (not to mention commercial projects like AWS, Github, Azure)

New tutorial 💡 Build a free, lightweight CRM with Zite ➡︎ https://lnkd.in/gt2FQV4j

A while back I posted this error management dashboard I use to manage n8n errors. Since people really liked it and were interested in building their own, I figured I'd show how you could build one using Zite! In the video I also delve deep into some of the inner workings of the system to show you how you can trigger backend workflows from n8n and other interesting tidbits for troubleshooting issues. Link below!

Rental systems are especially hard to build with traditional no-code tools. Here's a great walkthrough from Dan Leeman and Automation Helpers showing how they used Zite to handle real-time availability, bulk inventory, and bookings in one place. https://lnkd.in/gmjjrjMR

Zite now has an affiliate program 👇

New in Zite: Databases API Anything we can do in ZiteDB, you can now do via API. ✏️ List, insert, update and delete records 🗂️ Create and manage databases 📑 Add and update tables and fields And the best part: up to 50 requests/second + interactive docs to easily test any endpoint.

Most vibe coding products are chasing every use case. Code generation makes it technically possible to spin up a consumer social app or a full CRM, and everything in between. But code generation still has serious limitations, and building apps that actually work in production is another story. At Zite, we're 100% focused on business software (internal + external). We’re not the tool for making the next billion-dollar consumer play, and that’s okay. Even doing a narrow slice of software generation well is very hard. We'd rather have our full focus on getting that right than trying to do everything.

I don't know what the tech scene will look like when my kids enter the workforce, but I just had a crazy moment. I was working on implementing a table of contents so a viewer could click a section and it would auto-scroll to the correct section. In showing it to my 10-year old, he said "That's cool! Can you make it so that the section you're currently on displays as a different color in the sidebar?" So we sat down with Wispr Flow and he dictated it to Zite, and after a little debugging, voila! Might have to start more Friday night vibe-coding sessions with my kid :)