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Why would they want to go from custom-fitted software to a no-code solution? It's usually the other way around. What are they hoping to gain from this transitio
by zach_garwood 4y ago
Why would they want to go from custom-fitted software to a no-code solution? It's usually the other way around. What are they hoping to gain from this transition?
- codeguppy 4y agoI agree with your point. In our case the current software is perceived legacy and management is looking for a new solution based on no-code.