Low-code is all the rage these days, and such tools are nice, for a while. But let's look at my use cases: 1) There is no way you can build a very large and c

Low-code is all the rage these days, and such tools are nice, for a while. But let's look at my use cases: 1) There is no way you can build a very large and complex ERP in low-code tools. First, you would hit a performance wall quickly, or need something these tools absolutely can't support as not many companies need it. Delphi is alive for 20+ years. How many products do you know that are successful and keeping up with the times for 20 years, and are built with low-code tools? And finally, betting your company's fate on a specific tool made by some other company is asking for trouble down the road. 2) I make database migration tools so I need the best performance and a ton of native database drivers. This means going low-level, querying database metadata, working with primitives of the specific drivers. Which tools can even begin to support these requirements exactly?