Specific: Build Backend Services Using Natural Language Specifications
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fabianlindfors
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Summary
Specific is a platform that enables developers to build backend services by describing their system requirements in natural language rather than writing code. The platform handles the implementation, deployment, and scaling of the system automatically as the product grows. Users can specify what they want to build, and Specific takes care of the technical implementation details, allowing for effortless evolution of systems with changing product requirements.
Key quotes
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Describe your system in natural language and evolve it effortlessly with your product
Specific will build, run and scale your system as your product grows
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