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

In the next 5 to 10 years, we believe it's possible to invent a higher-level, more productive way to build software that focuses on defining how the software should work and look.

We're at a moment of platform shift, where developers can start seeing how to build applications in a generalized way.

The concept of DIY or personal software is gaining traction, as it becomes economically viable to design software for individual needs, reflecting a shift in software development.

The next generation of computing is expected to favor open ecosystems, similar to how Windows thrived over Apple's closed system in the past.

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 building block for the next generation of applications is data, which will differentiate future technologies just as code did in the past.

We are not yet at a point where you can simply prompt an AI to build complex applications like GitHub, but the advancements are promising.

We believe that the software will get easier to build over time, and we invested in capabilities to deeply understand the codebase and the intent of developers.