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The alternative is just having premade components lazily glued together. It seems that the markets have decided that highly polished custom tools are worth the
by Polylactic_acid 6y ago
The alternative is just having premade components lazily glued together. It seems that the markets have decided that highly polished custom tools are worth the cost.
- ako 6y agoLow code and no-code markets are growing rapidly, so don't be sure the markets have decided.
- Nextgrid 6y ago"Growth" != profit. I can sell $10 bills for $1 and grow rapidly too, doesn't mean I will ever become profitable. Are these low/no-code providers actually making profits, or is it a temporary fad and eventually 1) the market will re-adjust and these no-code tools will become more expensive to sustain themselves, bringing up the cost of a no-code app and/or 2) users of these tools will realise their limitations and eventually word will get out that you end up spending twice as much with no-code than doing "code" to begin with?