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> end up in contractor hell Paying 3x what it would have cost if you'd just gone with a "yes code" solution.
by commandlinefan 5y ago
> end up in contractor hell
Paying 3x what it would have cost if you'd just gone with a "yes code" solution.
- runawaybottle 5y agoThe thing is, yes-code can also become an albatross for some companies. I can tell you right now we pay too much money to build table based apps and user forms. No-code tools should remove the need to build stuff like that, which even developers don’t want to keep making at this point. When you have an entire team of agile managers, designers, devs to set up a query that populates a table, you sort of have already lost sight of the forest for the trees.