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There’s an illusion that no-code is easier than firing up a usual mean/mern stack with a DB behind it. The benefits of not using no-code are you can easily adap
by halfmatthalfcat 5y ago
There’s an illusion that no-code is easier than firing up a usual mean/mern stack with a DB behind it. The benefits of not using no-code are you can easily adapt because you’re not baked into these no-code workflows. They end up falling apart pretty quickly.