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Having worked quite a bit with no/low-code abstractions and “workflow automations” I’ve seen a few problems arising over and over: - ownership and its boundari
by jordanbeiber 5y ago
Having worked quite a bit with no/low-code abstractions and “workflow automations” I’ve seen a few problems arising over and over:
- ownership and its boundaries becomes blurred
- maintainability over time
- lack of systems thinking and architecture
These are things we struggle with in organizations with dedicated development teams!
When parts of critical apps or workflows become like “xls in sharepoint” - PoC’ing is dreamy, anything beyond that potentially very painful.
Just my 2c, although I’m keeping a watchful eye on this segment.