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As an example, the best and most successful no-code low-code product was and is Excel.
by ww520 6y ago
As an example, the best and most successful no-code low-code product was and is Excel.
- bE9a3S5So8igd3 6y agoExcel is spreadsheet application. It is not related to the parent post, which discusses networked CRUD application, with various integration points, DB, caching, redundant deployments, etc..
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- Matthias247 6y agoI've experienced Excel being used with all of those in bigger non-tech companies. Integration points: Everyone sends their version to Person A, and they integrate it, filter it, postprocess it, extracts parts into another sheet, etc. Caching: Everyone has their own version of the excel sheet in their local inbox. Redundant: There's typically plenty of shared directories on which you can find the same excel sheet in different versions.
- bE9a3S5So8igd3 6y agolol, HN melodrama-purists downvoting No, Excel is not relevant to the conversation. Excel is a standalone desktop application. No, Excel is not an example of a "no-code" webapp. Do you seriously need another adult to tell you these things?