Testing @GroqInc in @retool to find locations in natural language. Playback video is 1:1 😲 In this case, llama-3, gives me location coordinates that I use to feed the map. So far, so good.

Playing with GPT4 and @retool happy together

Honestly, @retool is very very hard to hate. Loving it for so many reason, will even more while I fall into its rabbit hole of simplicity with almost everything you would want. One of my prefered tool. Bravo !

👀👇— this role is incredibly cool. If you're into performance, and you really love JavaScript and browsers, take a look. retool.com/careers/software-… As you can imagine, the challenges here are very real. @retool is browser-based IDE and runtime and of course there's no appetite for latency in any developer's toolchain. Decades of a local-first development model have set the baseline expectation and Retool has to work hard to meet and exceed that expectation. We can't limit ourselves to the obvious stuff — this kind of work requires nailing the fundamentals but then looking for the non-obvious, ambitious work at the bleeding edge of what's possible. A lot of "sure we've done it this way forever but time to rethink this from the ground up" style thinking. There's a set of hidden challenges here as well: @retool is a horizontal platform. The capabilites are awesome — you can rapidly build just about anything. Which means our builders will indeed build just about anything. It's up to us help guide our builders into pit of success — whatever you build on @retool should feel fast, lightweight, responsive, etc. That's no easy feat but with the right kind of investment, it's an opportunity we can deliver on. Finally, as a managed platform, we have a chance to make things faster and faster over time without our customers having to lift a finger. That's a pretty neat spot to be in: "Good morning, your app is now 2x faster, enjoy." 💖 If you're interested in this kind of work — take a look at the job description and let's talk!