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> The reason these tend to be a 'maintenance nightmare' is that they are typically made in Shadow-IT Low-code and no-code solutions are often created by shadow

• dragonwriter 5y ago
  > Low-code and no-code solutions are often created by shadow-IT. Heck, while it is phrased differently, enabling Shadow IT is an explicit selling point of low- and especially “no”-[0] code tools. Of course, Shadow IT isn’t the tools fault, it is the organization that segregates IT into a separate heirarchy often the whole way up until the C-Suite. If IT was a function integrated within each business unit empowering it, rather than external silo alternately constraining arbitrarily and granting favors, Shadow IT woudn’t be a thing. Shadow IT is a symptom of a broken relationship between IT and the broader organization. [0] but often not really “no”, just as Excel isn’t.
• Closi 5y ago
  > Low-code and no-code solutions are often created by shadow-IT. In that case the issue is Shadow IT then, not low-code tools.