How are people actually starting web apps with AI in 2026?
Summary
This article announces an anonymous research survey on how people start web apps in 2026, focusing on AI coding agents, vibe coding, low-code/no-code tools, and traditional development. The survey takes about 3 minutes and results will be published openly.
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