>The tech ain't any more complicated. The software you're imagining has a waaaay more complicated UI then what you did in the 90s It was (it still is) SHIT (th

>The tech ain't any more complicated. The software you're imagining has a waaaay more complicated UI then what you did in the 90s It was (it still is) SHIT (there are technically valid reasons), but being shit from moment 1 it was absolutely necessary to create a builder for that. While simple UI in HTML5/js/css is wonderful to make, any user-contribution system (drag and drop builders, editors and what-have-you) is hell to manage and develop, breaks a lot more than you may think, has bold performance issues. The stack is shareware as a service, it's crazy, it's laughable thinking that probably the multi-billion system required for A-grade GPTs is more cost-efficient than living like we are accustomed to in big web development.