‘The death of SaaS has been exaggerated,’ says a post mocking production code
prasanna_says · x · 2026-07-28
A repost arguing that the ‘death of SaaS’ has been overstated, while joking that code has gravity, entropy, and heirs.
The core message is blunt: write production code only as a last resort, because maintaining it will eventually make teams miserable. The post frames coding as something to minimize, even if that means paying others to do it every month instead.
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