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This is a good take, but easy to misunderstand. The main problem is that MOST "programming" languages/environments are not made for business apps, (or for othe

by mamcx 4y ago

This is a good take, but easy to misunderstand. The main problem is that MOST "programming" languages/environments are not made for business apps, (or for other niches, btw). Python? Ruby? Julia? Delphi? all fail to work to make(or solve even small cases of) business apps. By a long mile. ----- What Excel solves, is have a barebones, half-working, unscalable, ill-suited... BUT MADE FOR help people get a "solution" for this. Things that are more like this are Django, Jupyter notebooks, a little of Julia, FoxPro. But still are more pro-developer than pro-power-user.

urthor 4y ago
Power Automate or whatever it's called exist. I'd say the great weakness of No Code solutions isn't so much they are bad, but that they have no FOSS support. At all.