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People have been selling 'low-code' for decades now. Whether it's indented outlines, natural language-ish DSLs, drawing flow charts or UML, YOU ARE STILL WRITIN
by mring33621 6y ago
People have been selling 'low-code' for decades now. Whether it's indented outlines, natural language-ish DSLs, drawing flow charts or UML, YOU ARE STILL WRITING CODE. So, the details that you sometimes need to know and/or change are hidden.
The only one that I have used that seemed any good was Labview, and even that is not really 'low code', just 'different code'.
- beaconstudios 6y agolow code is just higher-level code, and that's fine. The whole point is to make the domain of programming more accessible to people who haven't made it their career.