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> When companies I work with look for no/low code, the only reason they will not use it is vendor lock in; if they cannot run on premise and/or ‘eject’ the code
by TuringTest 6y ago
> When companies I work with look for no/low code, the only reason they will not use it is vendor lock in; if they cannot run on premise and/or ‘eject’ the code, they will not use it. Several products allow this
What nocode tools don't have lock-in? The ones I know which are open source still have these proprietary add-ons for important stuff like authentication or connecting to other systems.
- PeterisP 6y agoConceptually some no-code tools work essentially as glorified editors or code generators for a particular subset of a mainstream programming language. In this case, at any point you can abandon the no-code tool for a project or part of it and continue maintaining and developing it as an ordinary bundle of code.
- rhlsthrm 6y agoWhich ones? As a dev, if I had one that ejected into readable React (Typescript) code I'd probably use it.
- AlchemistCamp 6y agoWordPress