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The main reason I'm not going with Bubble is because I can't transfer users should I make another site, because of how password hashing works. Otherwise everyt
by muzani 5y ago
The main reason I'm not going with Bubble is because I can't transfer users should I make another site, because of how password hashing works.
Otherwise everything else about it works fine. The nature of no code is that it scales terribly; it's often the best choice if you're building something in 10 hours, but bad if you have 1000 man hours. Code is code because it's the most efficient way to communicate. Startups are often willing to stick with it for a very long time though.
- vishal_sahu 5y agoI think this should be pretty straight forward as there are generic algorithms to encrypt the password, not sure the case with bubble though. Since startups are willing to stick with the code for the longer duration, so sometime they have fear that what if the platform is not able to handle/provide what they are expecting and hence (a lot of times) decide to keep things in their control from the beginning by coding it themselves or use some open source framework, so that they can have better control going forward (what i think). Hence code can pay a major role in building the confidence. Not sure what could be the other challenges hence gathering feedback.