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In my opinion, low-code or no-code cannot be easily used as a general purpose solution. It is suitable for niche problem domains where some basic plumbing can b
by _pdp_ 5y ago
In my opinion, low-code or no-code cannot be easily used as a general purpose solution. It is suitable for niche problem domains where some basic plumbing can be organised in basic logical workflows. For anything advance it is best to use a proper programming languages.
Originally when I was designing the low-code solution for our security platform, I wanted it to be as generic as possible. Through trial and error I found out that such a solution is never going to succeed. Similarly some programming languages are better in some problem domains than others. You just need to know which tools to use.
- astrobe_ 5y agoFrom a 30.000ft view, this "no-code" thing looks like those "4th generation" RAD languages. They let you do what they were designed to do easy and quick, but the barrier around their scope was tall, specially for the "casual developers", their primary audience.