Yeah, when you step back and consider some recent announcements - especially that and the reverse.dev service - it doesn’t take a frontier LLM to infer how Bubble might be evolving.
Perhaps, but “today” is the key word in that sentence. Bubble’s value proposition has always been about the interface between humans and software development - i.e. their unique approach to facilitating the construction of UI and application logic.
Now imagine pointing Bubble to any repo (in potentially any programming language) and having it not only construct a nice visual representation of the logic, but also allow you to edit it using a next-generation Bubble editor. You would own the code, host wherever you want, and pay a subscription for Bubble’s unique software development experience.
To be clear, this is pure speculation on my part, but if anything like that comes to fruition, I suspect a lot of former Bubble devs will be saying…
