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Today I'm working on a project in which I was brought in late to rescue it, where they're extracting data from BIM software (which fits the definition of a no-c
by rdiddly 7y ago
Today I'm working on a project in which I was brought in late to rescue it, where they're extracting data from BIM software (which fits the definition of a no-code database-backed GUI app) using (low-code) MS Access and pushing it into (low-code) QuickBase, and all 3 pieces were set up by people who (yay) didn't need to understand code but (boo) really could've used a few lessons in best practices.
So I agree with your rant, though in principle and in my most idealistic moments I'm still interested to see where the whole low-code "movement" goes.