Michael Dubakov
Founder of Fibery with nearly 20 years of experience in the collaborative tools industry. A researcher of software product philosophy, he proposed the concept of "Malleable Software" and the "80% platform + 20% custom code" product architecture strategy.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Fibery founder Michael Dubakov bet in 2019 that the no-code revolution was imminent.
Michael Dubakov published an article this August acknowledging that no-code did not win the market, and that what has truly made a comeback is code itself.
Dubakov named the software-building trend of the AI era "Malleable Software," with the core formula being 80% solid foundation + 20% custom code.
Dubakov summarizes today's technology choices into five paths: jungle generation, Vibecode platforms, low-code platforms, malleable tools, and specialized tools, and believes none of them is ideal.
Dubakov divides foundations into three types: technical foundation (servers, databases, authentication), application foundation (UI components, connectors, access control), and work foundation (data, collaboration, history, permissions).
Dubakov's core principle is "choose the foundation, not the interface," because data, history, and permissions accumulate continuously and migration costs are high, while interfaces are becoming cheap and replaceable.
All Facts (5)
Fibery founder Michael Dubakov bet in 2019 that the no-code revolution was imminent.
50%UnverifiedDubakov named the software-building trend of the AI era "Malleable Software," with the core formula being 80% solid foundation + 20% custom code.
50%UnverifiedDubakov summarizes today's technology choices into five paths: jungle generation, Vibecode platforms, low-code platforms, malleable tools, and specialized tools, and believes none of them is ideal.
50%UnverifiedDubakov divides foundations into three types: technical foundation (servers, databases, authentication), application foundation (UI components, connectors, access control), and work foundation (data, collaboration, history, permissions).
50%UnverifiedDubakov's core principle is "choose the foundation, not the interface," because data, history, and permissions accumulate continuously and migration costs are high, while interfaces are becoming cheap and replaceable.
50%