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Low code sounds like the worst of all worlds - non developers can’t do shit in it bc they don’t write code, and developers would hate the guts of it bc it’s all
by sheeshkebab 6y ago
Low code sounds like the worst of all worlds - non developers can’t do shit in it bc they don’t write code, and developers would hate the guts of it bc it’s all using some custom dsl with unknown quirks and limitations. And management will be wondering what are they paying for in the end if all these people can’t <do that damn one weird thing that I got asked about in some customer demo>, and then would fire everyone and scrap the tool.
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- rileyteige 6y agoI have a client using this... https://decisions.com/ https://decisions.com/ I do not disagree with you.
- SKILNER 6y agoEvery tool or language has unknown quirks and limitations until you know them.
- treis 6y agoI use a low code technology for a living and this is spot on. You can give people options and knobs to play with but anything resembling coding is not going to work. And ultimately it slows down actual development because the low code is a bad abstraction. Often hiding what's happening in the actual code making it difficult to develop and debug.