4 ms·
I think “no code” systems like these are mostly of value for people that want to produce some demo / prototype apps that they can then use to pitch around and t
by devonkim 6y ago
I think “no code” systems like these are mostly of value for people that want to produce some demo / prototype apps that they can then use to pitch around and then get resources for programmers to flesh out better. If said person cannot come up with such an app without involving a programmer, I’m afraid that the person is not knowledgeable enough in the target domain’s technical details to be giving guidance to a programmer.
- theturtletalks 6y agoNo-code actually pushed me to learn how to code. I started building an app using Bubble.is and although it worked, it wasn't polished. Learning to build an app on Bubble gave me the confidence that I could actually learn to code. No code is a great segue for early tinkerers into Python or JS.