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I see every command to tell computer to do thing is a YesCode, neither low or high, it's code. A form button click is akin to assembly `interrupt`, instead of d
by Existenceblinks 4y ago
I see every command to tell computer to do thing is a YesCode, neither low or high, it's code. A form button click is akin to assembly `interrupt`, instead of doing routine with data in registers, UI event tells servers to compute data from form inputs. It's all programming languages in different styles.
The so called low-code is just poor programming language. If I create a language whose only feature is `print` without debugger, I can call this low-code as well.
- ako 4y agoIt's not all poor programming. There's a lot of repetition in software development. If you can find the right abstractions you can make software engineering a lot more efficient. This works, regardless if you visualize the abstraction or you put it in a function in a library.
- Existenceblinks 4y ago> if you can find the right abstraction That is not going to be "low-code". The right abstraction is a bunch of small modules and functions. Visual programming is not low-code.
- ako 4y agoActually it is. Most of the low-code vendors simply visualize high level functions using some sort of BPMN visualization.
- Existenceblinks 4y agoWhat's different between code and low-code definition?
- ako 4y agoI'd say that in an ideal situation low-code is a visual DSL that lets you declare in business terms what you expect the application to do. Kinda like pseudo code that you would expect from a business analyst, that only defines what business outcomes you expect, but technology independent. So it could still be implemented in react native, or veujs, or angular, or native swift.