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In this episode, Francis Carden challenges traditional views on software development, reimagining computing, and the future of AI in application creation. Join us for a provocative conversation on how legacy systems are evolving and what that means for businesses today.
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- Reimagining computing and application development
- The impact of AI on coding and software creation
- Legacy systems and their evolution in modern business
- The role of low code/no code platforms in digital transformation
- The importance of reusable components and modular architecture
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États-Unis
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