I used to love a script that helped me convert my websites into applications. I bought this script two years ago, but recently the developers shut it down without any explanation. A product that cost over $200 simply disappeared, leaving many customers, including me, wondering why the creators decided to delete their own script.
Now, I have a small team, and we’re working on building our own AI—not something revolutionary, but something more affordable. At first, we wanted to test if AI could really create pages similar to Sngine. However, our developers spent more than two days fixing the bugs in the AI-generated code, when they could have built the plugin themselves in less time.
This made me wonder: if AI can generate websites but with bugs, why did those developers shut down their own script instead of improving it with their knowledge? Why didn’t they use AI as a tool to make their product even better, instead of abandoning it completely?
Now, I have a small team, and we’re working on building our own AI—not something revolutionary, but something more affordable. At first, we wanted to test if AI could really create pages similar to Sngine. However, our developers spent more than two days fixing the bugs in the AI-generated code, when they could have built the plugin themselves in less time.
This made me wonder: if AI can generate websites but with bugs, why did those developers shut down their own script instead of improving it with their knowledge? Why didn’t they use AI as a tool to make their product even better, instead of abandoning it completely?
I used to love a script that helped me convert my websites into applications. I bought this script two years ago, but recently the developers shut it down without any explanation. A product that cost over $200 simply disappeared, leaving many customers, including me, wondering why the creators decided to delete their own script.
Now, I have a small team, and we’re working on building our own AI—not something revolutionary, but something more affordable. At first, we wanted to test if AI could really create pages similar to Sngine. However, our developers spent more than two days fixing the bugs in the AI-generated code, when they could have built the plugin themselves in less time.
This made me wonder: if AI can generate websites but with bugs, why did those developers shut down their own script instead of improving it with their knowledge? Why didn’t they use AI as a tool to make their product even better, instead of abandoning it completely?
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