I see the arrogance of devs here who think scalability and performance are the core metrics. They are not. Outside of security, its the customer requirement tha

I see the arrogance of devs here who think scalability and performance are the core metrics. They are not. Outside of security, its the customer requirement that takes priority. We can point to a mountain of well written software that the customers wont touch with a ten feet pole. The trouble is treating No-code as the final product. Its the MVP that can be rapidly iterated which the end customers can play around to visualize and make sense of the product. This helps to understand what the customer wants and if it makes significant improvement to their workflow and creates value. It helps to streamline requirements and get you as close to final design as possible. Any executive worth their value should not be paying smart engineers to build a product that noone is going to use.