For decades Wall Street traders have been throwing spreadsheets over the wall at developers to be productionized.
replyThe details are very different, but variations on this theme have played out for a long time. I have seen fixed income instrument modeling systems 20 years ago that allowed Traders to put in limited C++ code to define new exotic instruments.
At least that stuff had guardrails around it.
>allowed Traders to put in limited C++
replyThis is gold! :-))
i know one who Claude-generated entire fixed income pricing library. he s using it for his daily trades lol. wondering how that will go
replyIf it is just a stateless UI, then probably fine. I've converted a number of these into production apps and the gaps existed in places a non-technical person wouldn't look: the overall architecture, database schema, security, and handling of edge cases to name a few.
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