> To some extent, Salesforce is like a new way of programming. Instead of writing code, you let non-technical people change models and UIs (and to some extent,

> To some extent, Salesforce is like a new way of programming. Instead of writing code, you let non-technical people change models and UIs (and to some extent, controllers). That's the theory, in practice companies end up paying through the nose for an army of salesforce consultants, same as with every other "zero code" platform.