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> But the low quality CRUD websites (think restaurant menus) will get swallowed by LLMs. You no longer need a guy to code up a model, run a migration, and throw

• Macha 2y ago
  And even Facebook. I think the last time bespoke restaurant menu websites were a viable business was around 2010.
  • actionfromafar 2y ago
    That doesn't agree with my area at all. Most restaurants have menus or an app or both. Some have a basic website with phone number and link to an app. There seems to be some kind of app template many restaurants use which you can order from too.
    • jhanschoo 2y ago
      > I think the last time bespoke restaurant menu websites > There seems to be some kind of app template many restaurants use which you can order from too. I think you agree with the comment you are replying to, but glossed over the word bespoke. IME as a customer in a HCOL area a lot of restaurants use a white-label platform for their digital menu. They don't have the need or expertise to maintain a functional bespoke solution, and the white-label platform lends familiarity and trust to both payment and navigation.
  • nicksergeant 2y ago
    Have you personally tried? I have a business doing exactly that and have three restaurants paying between $300-400/month for a restaurant website -- and we don't even integrate directly with their POS / menu providers (Heartland).