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The issue with no-code systems today, is that they're completely walled gardens. You're Oracle-trapped. It's really expensive to get out. You can use paid IDEs
by juancn 5y ago
The issue with no-code systems today, is that they're completely walled gardens. You're Oracle-trapped. It's really expensive to get out.
You can use paid IDEs (think IntelliJ offerings) and get really close to the productivity level of a no-code platform, without the exit trap.
No code tools, are a bad business decision if you are going to base mission critical infra on them, unless you can articulate a good exit strategy.
- zozbot234 5y agoExcel is one of the most widely used no-code platforms and it has readily available alternatives that replicate its workflow, such as Quattro Pro. You're not in a "walled garden".
- juancn 5y agoHow many years it took to become a de-facto standard? It took a lot of antitrust pressure for that to happen.