🚀 No-Code + AI Is Entering a New Phase (Week 43 Analysis) This week was a turning point. Anthropic just gave non-developers the ability to automate desktop apps without code. Softr released workflows that could seriously disrupt tools like N8N. OpenAI wants to own the browser layer—while Google quietly rolls out “vibe coding” that lets you build apps on the fly.

Hosted by Alfred Nutile | DailyAi.Studio A weekly roundup of the tools, trends, and insights that matter to builders, creators, and developers—with opinions from someone who’s in the trenches building every day. This week I cover AWS’s new IDE, the rise of context engineering, new creative tools from 11 Labs and Veo, a promising open-source model from China, and why Vibe Kanban might be a breakthrough for non-developers.

Why it might be time to ditch your code editor. In this episode, I talk about why building—not coding—is the skill that matters in 2025. Whether you're new to tech, running a business, or a long-time developer, this is your reminder that solving problems doesn't require code anymore—and that’s a good thing.

Join Roberto and Alfred as they explore the latest in AI-driven development, sharing their experiences with tools like Bolt, Cursor, and n8n. Discover the power of no-code and low-code strategies, the challenges and innovations in the field, and insights into the future of AI in software development.

I had a great chat with Roberto Gongora about the fast-evolving landscape of software development in the age of AI and no-code. We dove into the real challenges and opportunities of working with AI-generated code, and how tools like N8n and SuperBase are changing the game. It's a shift from hands-on building to "supervising" ai, and we covered how to navigate this new era with practical strategies and the skills you'll need.

This a topic I keep thinking about in my day to day choices between these two great tools N8N or ActivePieces. This is Notebook LLM taking the Research output from Gemini talk about how the license can impact our choice.

In this conversation, Alfred Nutile interviews Roberto Gongora as he reflects on a recent project using N8N instead of Laravel. They discuss the transition to N8N, its features, challenges, and the learning curve involved. The conversation also touches on the integration of AI coding tools and the future of software development, emphasizing the shift towards no-code solutions and the evolving role of developers.

This episode explores how a 25-year veteran developer is rethinking his approach to software development in the age of AI and low-code/no-code tools. He shares his journey of moving from traditional frameworks like Laravel to embracing more flexible solutions using tools like N8N, Bolt.new, and Cursor AI. The core of the discussion revolves around prioritizing efficiency and problem-solving over the traditional act of coding. He poses the question: "What are the right tools for the job now?"

Listen to two Ai bots driven by NotebookLM chat about some news I gathered over the week!

Listen to two Ai bots driven by NotebookLM chat about some news I gathered over the week!

We cover the NEW items in the 2017 Thoughtwork's Technology Radar. There will be 2 parts to this series this one on Techniques and Tools the next on Platforms and Languages/Frameworks (still no PHP :( ) Learn more about Technology Radar here https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar/faq Enjoy!

Do not fear the Queue. We talk about how important queues are in our day to day work and design.

Some news, and suggestions then right into Testing Why, When, Why not and How. Enjoy!

This final episode in the series around ThoughtWorks Tech Radar

In this episode we talk about ThoughtWorks Tech Radar We talk about the second of four topics we'll be covering: Tools. Take some time to learn about these thought-provoking snippets of what is out there for us to consider in our day to day work flow and maybe what not to consider. We will be discussing the other sections in future podcasts.

In this episode we talk about ThoughtWorks Tech Radar We begin to talk about 1 of the 4 topics, Techniques, in these radar releases. Take some time to learn about these thought-provoking snippets of what is out there for us to consider in our day to day work flow and maybe what not to consider. We will be discussing the other sections in future podcasts.

It's hard to find time to sharpen tools and address technical debt. In this episode we discuss slowing down to speed up. We also discuss Laravel 5.3 new features.

Feature Flags and the bigger picture of what it means to our developer workflow and mindset. And of course some interesting reads of the week.

Join us for discussions about API drift, Laravel Audits, Hiring DevOps experts, and much more.