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I haven't been ever asked, neither can I imagine a situation where it would make sense for a professional dev. low/no code is geared towards a. business "pow
by zxienin 6y ago
I haven't been ever asked, neither can I imagine a situation where it would make sense for a professional dev.
low/no code is geared towards
a. business "power" users
b. highly template driven mass developments (in which case, I'd wonder why a professional dev. will stick around for long)
- sunilkosuri 6y agoYup, that's what I thought, but I have been hearing of late of situations where professional developers are being asked to work on proprietary low-code (not no-code) platforms such as OutSystems, Mendix, and others. Therefore, I was curious to how much of this is true.