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That's the premise of low-code, right? "I don't need a fully general language with configurable everything; I just need a simple tool for this one common use c
by Taikonerd 6y ago
That's the premise of low-code, right? "I don't need a fully general language with configurable everything; I just need a simple tool for this one common use case."
I'm excited about what Dark (https://darklang.com/ https://darklang.com/) is doing with this idea. As you said, "a clean abstraction that allows them to glue a few APIs together with some custom forms."