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Depends on requirements. Most no code platforms I've seen are VC funded with all the baggage that contains. If I'm building a system with an intended life spa
by BackBlast 5y ago
Depends on requirements. Most no code platforms I've seen are VC funded with all the baggage that contains.
If I'm building a system with an intended life span of >=5 years I would avoid a no code platform.
If I'm doing a one off proof of concept test app, it's on the table.