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Background I have worked at a low code/ no code shop. We could deliver prototypes fast. But that’s just it they were prototypes that went into production but
by Sn0wCoder 5y ago
Background I have worked at a low code/ no code shop. We could deliver prototypes fast. But that’s just it they were prototypes that went into production but at that point clients were hooked just where you want them. At that point feature requests require one of two things. A coder to build a new no code widget or more likely just code the feature. So to summarize they make the easy things easy but the hard things impossible. As time goes on maybe you have enough widgets to be successful but most problems are one offs where the widget is only needed once so why build the widget when coding is faster and cheaper?