The Good Tech Companies - Programmers are Reportedly 3x’ing their Workloads Using SoftMine’s AI Software Developer

Episode Date: April 3, 2025

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This audio is presented by Hacker Noon, where anyone can learn anything about any technology. Programmers are reportedly 3Z-ing their workloads using Softmind's AI software developer. By Aishan Pandey. As developers, we know how powerful the tools we can develop are. The feeling of learning a language, and the freedom granted from mastering it is second to none. But with grand visions, comes a hefty amount of legwork to make those visions become a reality. N asterisk for many programmers, the real reward and mastery of the craft is in the architecture of the software. That is, the ideation, planning, and matching the spec of the job to be completed, to the technical features of the software. The legwork of coding the software, on the other hand, is laborious. We've all heard about the transformative effects of AI in the fields of human resources,

education, and law, but now programmers are turning their heads toward AI as the next tool to disrupt the industry. SoftMine. Development made simple. That's where SoftMine comes in. Unlike the mass of AI tools that generate one-off code snippets or autocomplete your functions with barely relevant suggestions, SoftMind goes far deeper. This isn't just an assistant, it's more like having an extra set of hands, eyes, and thanks to its intelligent suggestions, a brain on your project. At a high level, SoftMind can be thought of as a full-stack AI software engineer, and frankly, that's not an exaggeration. The platform doesn't just respond to prompts, it works with context. Feed it your technical spec, and I can't ask you how to do it. It will design a solution that fits, and suggest improvements you might not have even thought of.

From my own experience, one of the most impressive things about SoftMine is how quickly it gets a working MVP off the ground. You can describe the core functions of a web app, user auth, profile pages, admin dashboard, and it scaffolds the project structure, configures dependencies, builds out UI components, and wires everything into a functioning backend, automates testing, and even deploys to hosting using its in-built deployment stack. Another standout feature is its natural language interface. You don't need tofted rigid commands or pre-written code blocks. You write like a human, I want a login flow using Google OAuth with Token Refresh,

and it builds exactly that, with secure token handling, root protection, and even UI feedback baked in. The more technical your input, the more detailed and tailored the output. For indie developers and solo builders, this is more than just a productivity boost, it's a fundamental shift in what's possible. You can now go from concept to deployment in days not months, without compromising quality. And because SoftMine integrates version control, changelogs, and rollback options, you're never locked into a black box workflow. Proven Use Cases As it finishes the beta testing phase, SoftMine has already been used to produce a number

of working use cases, from website development, to simple games, and educational content for children, and the results are outstanding. And perhaps the most impressive development to come out of the SoftMine Beta Testus a trading bot commissioned by a prominent crypto trader, which combs the blockchain for activities such as large volume trades, and unusual wallet movements which indicate potential potentially large movements in price coming in the future, which the trader can execute short or long positions on. The Analyzer can spot emerging trends across a variety of crypto markets and is well placed

to capitalize on the recent memecoin trend. For anyone interested in trying SoftMine's AI development tool, they are currently offering a free trial of the service. Wrapping it up. For indie developers and solo builders, this is more than just a productivity boost, it's a fundamental shift in what's possible. You can now go from concept to deployment in days not months without compromising quality. And because SoftMine integrates version control, change logs,

and rollback options, you're never locked into a black box workflow. And if this is just the start, the future of development might not be, rightless code, but rather, let AI handle the boring parts so we can build better things. For more information keep up to date with SoftMine on their website or in their ex, don't forget to like and share the story. Tip Vested Interest Disclosure. This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. Hacker Noon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. Hashtag dyo.

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