Has anyone tested out an AI-native IDE like Rift? Are you using something like this in your org?

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Head of Technical Delivery Services in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

we have not tried it yet but it looks interesting with certain capabilities are definitely going to optimise the software development and provide ease and efficiency to developer.

VP of Engineering in Education2 years ago

It looks very interesting especially for generating documentation, refactoring code and generating boiler plate code to write logic on top of. I am really excited with the possibilities of giving this to business users to start prototyping.

Chair and Professor, Startup CTO in Education2 years ago

We have not done that.

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