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I see a lot of great tools these days that describe themselves as no-code. To me it kind of means: this tool is a tad more powerful than average and can accompl
by kall 5y ago
I see a lot of great tools these days that describe themselves as no-code. To me it kind of means: this tool is a tad more powerful than average and can accomplish things you might expect to need code for. In that sense, handing every user tools that are a little bit more powerful, seems great.
The "no-code" where you are building end user apps inside a proprietary, cloud based WYSIWIG editor, that seems like a fad.