We have a Microsoft "Access app" build by a ex employee. it was used by a lot of people and now in process to be rewritten into a web app. i guess that's a succ

We have a Microsoft "Access app" build by a ex employee. it was used by a lot of people and now in process to be rewritten into a web app. i guess that's a success story(?). >I am sure that there are a lot of types of smaller needs that can be addressed with these sorts of tools, but the big tasks of integrating multiple unique/legacy business systems together into a single logical process with its own internal state is not ever feasible with these tools. You can always get close, but its like a siren song in my experience. i'm fine with that. when they hit a problem that no Microsoft "connector" can solve. you charge them 10x to implement a real solution.