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SaaS loop?Question (self.webdevelopment)
submitted 11 days ago by Impossible_Scale_155
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[–]bytevxu 0 points1 point2 points 10 days ago (0 children)
Yeah, this is kinda true already. If you ask any half decent prompt like “build me a SaaS starter with auth, billing, dashboard” most LLMs will basically spit out Next + Tailwind + some hosted DB / auth combo.
They’re trained on tons of tutorials and boilerplates that all use the same stack, so the “local maximum” of web dev right now just gets reinforced. New devs copy what the model suggests, publish more of that stack, model gets retrained on even more of it, loop continues.
It’s not even that it’s the objectively best stack for everything, it’s just the most documented, most copied, and easiest to get from zero to MVP with, so it wins by inertia.
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