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It has never been faster to write software than it is right now. As we noted in our previous article on AI and programming, AI tools have quickly become a natural part of a developer's everyday life. It feels amazing during demo meetings and in the initial sprints when features emerge at record speed. But behind the scenes, a new type of challenge is emerging. As the pace of development accelerates, many companies are currently building up historical technical debt at a rate we have never seen before. AI is an outstanding passenger at the keyboard, but a terrible captain for your system architecture.
Developing an app, digital service, or system rarely begins with code. After guiding numerous development projects, we at Plingot have seen the same challenges arise time and time again. Here are seven insights that can save you time, money, and frustration along the way.
Great digital products always start with a spark of an idea. A vision of an app or a new system designed to solve a problem or simplify daily life. But how do you take that vision and turn it into reality without burning through your entire IT budget before you’ve even started? The answer is usually an MVP (Minimum Viable Product).
Today, AI can write code, suggest solutions, and automate parts of the development process. But does this mean software developers will soon be obsolete? Not quite. However, the way we build digital products is changing – fast. In this article, we look at how AI is shaping modern software development and why human expertise remains more critical than ever.
AI is everywhere right now. It feels relevant—almost necessary. But what does it actually mean to build with AI—and how do you do it?
When you see a truly great 3D configurator or a digital twin on the web, it’s easy to be impressed by the surface. It looks great, it’s interactive, and it feels modern. But the projects that actually create long-term value have one thing in common: an architecture that can support the experience.
At Plingot, we’re starting the new year with a trend outlook – patterns and shifts we believe will shape the digital landscape in 2026 and beyond. These are trends we recognize from our daily work: questions and requirements from clients, recurring challenges, and developments discussed across the industry. Below are three trends we see as particularly influential in how digital solutions will be designed, built, and experienced in the coming years.
3D development combines technology, design, and logic to create interactive, realistic digital environments. Plingot works with everything from industrial prototypes and product configurators to AR and VR solutions. We help companies visualize, streamline, and communicate using smart 3D technology.
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