P.S.: my hot (and quite possibly wrong) take on the near future of software development is that we are going to see a shift toward local first tooling since agents can super easily deploy and use these libraries in isolated sandboxes (pods/containers/VMs). Obviously, this doesn't apply to everything and there are many use cases that will still require distributed, zero-downtime deployments. But, for most applications, the cost of deploying code/infra can be made so cheap with an ergonomic library that I think a lot of the appeal of centralized services/servers is decaying (especially if remote object storage can be plugged into the storage layer of a library/tool). Anyhow, those are just my two cents.
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P.S.: my hot (and quite possibly wrong) take on the near future of software development is that we are going to see a shift toward local first tooling since agents can super easily deploy and use these libraries in isolated sandboxes (pods/containers/VMs). Obviously, this doesn't apply to everything and there are many use cases that will still require distributed, zero-downtime deployments. But, for most applications, the cost of deploying code/infra can be made so cheap with an ergonomic library that I think a lot of the appeal of centralized services/servers is decaying (especially if remote object storage can be plugged into the storage layer of a library/tool). Anyhow, those are just my two cents.