The tech landscape is shifting, with developers at the forefront of the revolution. The convergence of cloud computing, real-time data processing, vector databases and generative AI is reshaping the future of application development.
With a future looming where app development is more open-ended and less programmatic, what does this mean for the developers tasked with architecting digital landscapes?
“There are so many moving pieces, and they’re so novel,” said Tim Faulkes (pictured), chief developer advocate of Aerospike Inc. “How do they hang together? It’s almost frustrating for experienced developers. You hear all these terms, [but] how do you put them together? How do you get a generative AI application that’s going to work at scale when you don’t understand what large language models and vectors and things like that are? We’re not used to doing fuzzy things; we’re used to getting an answer out of a computer.”
Faulkes spoke with theCUBE’s John Furrier ahead of the Real-time Data …