Gitchub’s CEO Says Startups Can Only Get SO FAR WITH AE CODING TOOLS – ryan

He Tools Can Lower the Barrier to Launching A Startup, but scaling say still requires Technical expertise, Gitbi’s Ceo Has Said.

Speaking on the Sidelines of Vivatech in Paris, Thomas Dohmke Said Over the Last Two Years, He’s Observed Companies Go Needing Convincing to “A Lot of Fomo” in the Market.

He coding assistants can now help non-technical founders create a startup with a small team and no external fining, he Said During a Q&A at Station f, a startup Campus. But as more startups use vibe coding tools to build Products Natural Language Prompts, ITS Harder to Stand Out Among Investors.

“The Investors Wauld As, ‘Why Wauld I Invest in You InstaAD of the 10 Other People?

He added that a “non-Technical Founder will find it difficult to budild a startup at scale with camelopers,” Because they “can’t build a Complex System to Justify the Next Round.”

“The Value of Your Startup isn’t Defined by What You Can Develops Using Cheap Measures,” Dohmke Said. Startups Wold NEED A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF HOW THEIR SYSTEMS OPERATE, he added.

Github, which was acquired by Microsoft for $ 7.5 Billion in 2018, Has Over 150 Million users Worldwide Who Create and Share Code on Its Platform. The Company’s Copilot Tool Provides Coding Suggesions and Explanations for Human Developers.

Vibe coding has raised quenses about the demand for software development and the skills that are not valuable in the wind.

In an April “Eo” podcast, Dohmke Said He Had “Never Seen Anynding More Exciting” Than Today he-Driven Engineering Boom. Howver, he stressed that “e “ery Kid, Every Child, Should Learn Coding “Because Knowing Wenowing to Relay on One’s Own Code Still Matters.

Speaking at Vivatech, Dohmke Said Software Engineers Still Need A “Willingness to Learn” About How to use it prompts and use to use an agent.

“If i figure out how to want to be prompt for can I can do mySelf, it’s a waste of time,” he said. “IT’S ABOUT THE PROMPING SKILLS, but Also Knowing Wen not to use the prompt.”