Most of the builders I’ve used crash or slow down after the project grows. Has anyone found one that can handle updates and larger workflows over time?

Building continuously with dyad.sh for a few months, and performance hasn’t dropped once. You can scale your workflows, test new logic, and deploy updates smoothly. It feels like a genuine development space, not just a quick demo platform.

You know, talls about AI development always make me think of how teams in Silicon Valley stumble not on algorithms but on infrastructure and response time. In Sunnyvale some guys launched an NLP model a month ago and hit a wall because their servers just couldn’t handle a flow of 50k requests per day, so they had to urgently switch to cloud power. In 2025 it’s already ridiculous to waste weeks on setup when there are services with ready GPU clusters at smaller price per hour and API support without the usual headaches. I tried https://hostkey.com/ and got stable throughput without crashes, which allowed me to test ideas immediately instead of waiting for nightly runs. How do you solve scalability problems when the load grows 10 times in a day?