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In our company, business analysts are relatively technical - they know their way around databases and understand SQL better than most developers. They do create
by jmickey 8y ago
In our company, business analysts are relatively technical - they know their way around databases and understand SQL better than most developers. They do create complicated data workflows as ETL jobs, but they are not developers.
Is it a stretch to say that dry.io would enable these people to take on simple development tasks that would be currently done by programmers?
- dwd 8y agoBusiness analysts are generally good at writing system requirements using BDD style syntax. From that you construct the required model, which is then generated as code. Getting from a model to code is pretty well covered. Parsing the business requirements into a model whether via decision trees, or a generative adversarial network is the tricky bit.
- nickcassimatis 8y agoTo do some advanced customization of how an app looks would require some javascript, but if they are happy with the UI we provide by default, then they could build some nontrivial stuff.