Have there been any "oh wow" moments during the development of Show Hub?
ASKED BY · Mark Giuliani · WASHINGTON, D.C. · 20 OCT 2026 · ▶ 00:39:42
Craig finds delight in AI anticipating missing details—like adding checkboxes or UI elements he didn't specify; he was also impressed by the community submitting hundreds of detailed feedback items covering trivial improvements, which software developers rarely receive outside of complaints.
Summarised by AI from what the panel said. Watch the moment for the full answer.
From the transcript.
Machine-transcribed, so it may contain errors. Every timestamp opens the episode at that second.
39:41Have there been any, oh wow moments during the development of Show Hub? Craig, have you said in your brain, oh wow? You know, there's little bits of delay. I wouldn't say it's a wow moments, but there's little bits of delight when you say, hey, I need this. And in my mind, I have a very structured picture of I need a table with these three or ten columns,
40:09and I'll give it a very specific instructions. And oftentimes I'll miss something, and then it will fill it in. And it's almost like, you know, yes, boss, I did exactly what you said, but you didn't say anything about this. So I just added it. And a lot of times those extra little bits that it adds are, it's awesome just to see, well, that came from a whole bunch of people writing code out there, building apps that the AI trained on.
40:40So it knows, oh, you really should have a checkbox on the left side to do this. And so if I forget and it fills it in, it's just one of those delightful things. I think from an oh wow perspective, the feedback that we were just talking about, there's an oh wow. A lot of people, software developers, really would love to have lots of bug reports.
41:05They tend to only get the ones where somebody is really pissed off because they couldn't get around some navigation or got hung or whatever. And so they hear the worst issues. All the little improvements, they barely hear at all. And so I was really tickled that the community came together and gave literally hundreds and hundreds of feedback items of little menu things or positioning or just the most trivial thing.
41:37But all of that really helps to make the whole thing that much smoother. Cindy's going to be entirely self-serving next. Go ahead, Cindy. Here's one from me, Cindy Drozda in Erie, Colorado. Will Show Hub be available for use by others on their own shows? Nudge, nudge, wink, wink. Craig, what's the status of people getting involved with Show Hub? Yeah, I mean, it was definitely, that's been sort of the culture or discussion with
Similar questions
from other episodes.
About the same products and topics, most related first.