SaaS about to get disrupted big time in the next 5 years

As an SMB owner, i can tell you there are many points when you realise you can build something in house with more ROI over time. Often because you see things as a customer pov , you have better insights on what you exactly want. SaaS tools leave many things wanting very often. And customisation of those SaaS tools is expensive, time consuming, and makes you forever dependent on that stack.

Many of these integrations and side quests often turn out to be very rewarding, and become bigger projects and even startups on their own sometimes.

Slack is a good example of this.

Makes sense haha, fair point. And yes, completely agree that many entry level jobs will disappear in the next few years.

I was working on a few AI projects myself, i do want to eliminate grunt work from entry level positions. But being a non coder only gets me so far.

I was still able to create rudimentary MVPs and tools in Claude artifacts. It's only going to get easier and better over time.

He's not an influencer, has an AI startup of his own. Check it out, interesting concept.

There are tools for debugging and testing also being developed. It will also improve over time.

No, not yet. I want to start coding more but don't have enough time. Already working on two businesses and have created basic MVPs in Claude for SaaS tools I'd like to build for internal use.

Human intervention and moderation will always be part of the equation. But junior and mid level roles that exist now won't exist in 5-10 years.

Ser, I was a beta user of gpt2.5 back in 2020-21. I knew this was all coming, way before chat gpt was out.

It's happened faster than i anticipated. And I can bet next 5 years are going to be extremely disruptive in software industry as a whole.

It could, yes. What do you think that would look like though?