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> For these things I really think something like this could be useful That's the thing though: you just think it could be, because it looks useful. I agree wi
by 411111111111111 4y ago
> For these things I really think something like this could be useful
That's the thing though: you just think it could be, because it looks useful.
I agree with the original point. The tech looks great on paper, but once you're actually doing more then a hello world example you'll quickly stumble upon a problem and it'll take ages to solve.
Id suggest everyone to prefer excel over any low/no-code solution. They usually already have basic competency in it and it's much easier to find help when you come upon a problem.
Unless they can code, then just write a simple PoC. It's not that hard with today's readily available frameworks
- Cwizard 4y agoI mostly see these low-code tools being useful for developers actually. Maybe it is because I am a backend developer but it always takes me quite some time to build even simple CRUD interfaces. I would assume with these tools I would just be a few clicks. Not sure if this is a general trend but the companies I worked at anything computer related is an IT problem. The non coders at my company would never try a tool like this they would ask someone from IT to do it for them. The idea would be that a tool like this makes that process faster a cheaper. And perhaps makes the UX of the end result better then an excel sheet full of macros.