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My issue with these no-code/low-code things is bootstrapping. I can work on code for free on my computer, and then host it for $5 on a VPS/month. With autocode
by voiper1 6y ago
My issue with these no-code/low-code things is bootstrapping. I can work on code for free on my computer, and then host it for $5 on a VPS/month.
With autocode or retool I'm now dealing with $20 or $10/user or lots more if I need any usage. That's not throw-away money anymore...
- keithwhor 6y ago:)
- hazz99 6y agoAssuming a single free development account, I'd happily pay $10 or $20 per additional user if it means I can find a concept with decent product-market fit. I can then build it more cheaply myself. Iteration speed is incredibly valuable. You often only need <10 users to get an idea about how useful your MVP is.
- villgax 6y agoAre you interested in something which lets you host the application out, once it's built, yet providing the option to host it on your behalf?
- voiper1 6y agoI'm not quite sure what you mean. Hosted option is great - it's just the free tier seems so limited to me. I get these guys want to make money - need to make money to support the service. As a "hacker" I want to mess around and try things, and these seem to cater to that... until you see the price.