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At an Every event, Lauren Rhode of Lovable and Nursa founder Curtis Anderson discuss what happens when every employee, not just engineers, can build and ship working software.
The gist
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Anderson says Nursa's VP of product used Lovable to build a new product for nursing students that now has several thousand users and didn't exist 15 months ago.
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Anderson gave all roughly 160 Nursa employees Lovable, and says a CPA and a retired parole officer built tools now used in production.
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Anderson says Nursa cut more than $1 million in non-headcount spending in 15 months and reduced reliance on outside vendors by more than 80%.
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Rhode says people build 4.7 throwaway apps in Lovable on average before shipping something load-bearing, across more than 70 million projects.
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To win over resisters, Anderson changed everyone's focus and team and cleared his calendar for six months; four people quit, yet output later beat seven years' worth.
"For me, what that moment for Lovable became was this illustration where anybody who's scared of a command line terminal, anyone who pukes when they hear the word code, this is now an approachable half step. It's an environment where they can play, they can ship something, and ..."
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