There has been a huge push for low-code over the last couple of years. The idea that anybody can setup a business flow is compelling and easily sold. But low co

There has been a huge push for low-code over the last couple of years. The idea that anybody can setup a business flow is compelling and easily sold. But low code means a lot of config and these systems are nothing new and over time they will sooner or later become limiting. If you have everything in code any problem can be solved. You also still need to solve the things like CI/CD, CM, dependencies, data modelling, correctness, resilience, security, compliance, integrations and so on.