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Problem 1: The point where the two curves meet is almost always met sooner in a projects dev-cycle than expected. Problem 2: Coding something is one thing. Ver
by usrbinbash 4y ago
Problem 1: The point where the two curves meet is almost always met sooner in a projects dev-cycle than expected.
Problem 2: Coding something is one thing. Version-Controlling it, intergrating it into a deployment chain, running it in different Environments, Reviewing it, scaling it are a collection of entirely different beasts.
Problem 3: As soon as the project hits a requirement where there is no lownocode solution (eg. integration with some custom monitoring system with no premade hooks available), the effort required goes through the roof, because now we have to interface the two worlds with each other, adding a layer of complexity that wouldn't exist if the entire thing had been code from the beginning.