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300 McDonald's restaurants in the Nordics reportedly run on Lovable

The Next Web says Lovable CEO Anton Osika argues that the people closest to a problem—not those holding certifications—should build the software for it.

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The Next Web reports that 300 McDonald's restaurants in the Nordics run on Lovable. Its CEO, Anton Osika, argues that the people closest to a problem should build the software to solve it, rather than those holding certifications.

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TNW@thenextweb300 McDonald's restaurants in the Nordics run on Lovable. Its chief executive argues the people closest to a problem should build the software for it, not the people holding the certifications. https://thenextweb.com/news/lovable-anton-osika-dreamforce-way-past-vibes-security20d
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    TNW@thenextweb300 McDonald's restaurants in the Nordics run on Lovable. Its chief executive argues the people closest to a problem should build the software for it, not the people holding the certifications. https://thenextweb.com/news/lovable-anton-osika-dreamforce-way-past-vibes-security20d
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