Wow that felt great to read, thanks for sharing. I believe no-code is incredibly underrated by many early stage startups. Rewrite only once you found your PMF

Wow that felt great to read, thanks for sharing. I believe no-code is incredibly underrated by many early stage startups. Rewrite only once you found your PMF and there's a real performance issue (or other technical reason), just you like you did. One of the best thing about no-code is that you avoid painful, timewasting continuous refactoring while trying to iterate on your products the first months. It's much easier to design & structure the code to be as close as possible to the business (DDD-style) when you write it from scratch after reaching PMF. Being able to iterate fast early on is such an important part of startups. I think code is not great at this.