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What if a no-code system was built atop a text-based language that lived in a regular file-system workspace? The "no-code" part would just be a fancy IDE, but t
by brundolf 6y ago
What if a no-code system was built atop a text-based language that lived in a regular file-system workspace? The "no-code" part would just be a fancy IDE, but the code would still exist to be edited directly, tracked with git, whatever else.
- lolc 6y agoI'm doing something like this for a system that's configured via web-interface. It has a stable, readable export format which I'm tracking with Git. So we can actually have a diff and reviews of the changes.
- jeremyjh 6y agoI think that is what Salesforce DX is trying to be, but it is hard to say for sure since no one has ever used it.
- lmm 6y agoYou'd need to make sure that edits in that fancy IDE can be sensibly diffed/merged at the level of that text-based language. I've never seen good diff/merge for a graphical format, so I think this kind of "no-code" ends up being just code.
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