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The entire premise of "no-code" (which is a ridiculous term; it should really be called "hidden code") is to put software configuration and creation in the hand
by nathanaldensr 4y ago
The entire premise of "no-code" (which is a ridiculous term; it should really be called "hidden code") is to put software configuration and creation in the hands of laymen. If I have to outsource work to a company, what's the point?