Somewhere out there, there’s an IDE for business operations. The features and functionality of no-code tools like Calendly, Zapier and Coda, with the base speed and flexibility of VSCode. (Inspired by this conversation between @craigmod and @Davidu.) Tweet added by James Cham @jamescham | Musk Viewer

@jamescham

James Cham

4 years

Somewhere out there, there’s an IDE for business operations. The features and functionality of no-code tools like Calendly, Zapier and Coda, with the base speed and flexibility of VSCode. (Inspired by this conversation between @craigmod and @Davidu .)

@davidu

David Ulevitch 🇺🇸

4 years

@craigmod VSCode is my daily driver now on my machine. Incredibly.

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@davidu

David Ulevitch 🇺🇸

4 years

@jamescham @craigmod 100% agree.

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@jamescham

James Cham

4 years

@davidu @craigmod I get goosebumps just thinking about what that would look like! (Also: Perhaps I need a more exciting life.)

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@sophdeng

Sophia Deng

4 years

@jamescham @craigmod @davidu Have a lot of opinions about this (as an Ops person). @jamescham — we should chat!

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@jamescham

James Cham

4 years

@sophdeng @craigmod @davidu yes!

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@hughescr

Craig Hughes (@[email protected])

4 years

@jamescham @craigmod @davidu And git branching merging and diffing underneath

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@zackkanter

Zack Kanter

4 years

@jamescham @craigmod @davidu Somewhere 😉

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@commandodev

Ben Ford

3 years

@jamescham @craigmod @davidu @AutocodeHQ is pretty close to this.

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@girba

Tudor Girba

3 years

@jamescham @craigmod @davidu What would you consider are some specific use cases for business operations?

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