The future of software development will likely see a democratization of building technology, where everyone can create custom solutions tailored to their needs.

Custom-designed software tailored for individual users may emerge, but there are challenges in achieving this level of personalization effectively.

Disposable software is becoming more common, allowing users to create temporary applications for fleeting purposes, similar to how Sunno and Yo enabled quick song creation.

In 2024, we have personal software that allows anyone to build applications quickly, similar to how the Mac democratized personal computing in 1984.

As software becomes easier to build, design becomes more important, leading to an increase in the number of designers hired.

Designers today can control the means of production through software and code, making it an interesting time for them to build companies and products.

The trend of self-funding is emerging in SaaS, where companies can grow significantly with minimal teams, thanks to AI and low software development costs.

The notion of just a developer is going to broaden out to what's called a builder; I think everyone is going to be a builder, and software is going to be a very democratized thing.

The complexity of programming tools has increased over time, making software development feel more like a domain for experts rather than something accessible to everyone.