low-code is a good way of preventing all the controls that development tools normally provide. Had to deal with these headaches when a team insisted on using Ap

low-code is a good way of preventing all the controls that development tools normally provide. Had to deal with these headaches when a team insisted on using Apache NIFI. You get merge problems, you can't examine changes on their own, you get one environment to test things (i.e. production) and if it breaks rolling back is extremely non-trivial. All that work that could be done automatically by tools now has to be done by people showing restraint and following process. And these are the people who want a low-code solution so understand the problems far less. It's a nightmare. Going to be good money to come in and clean it up later though.