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I’ve used no code tools since the 90s and it just has a fatal flaw. For simple demo use cases it looks simple and cool. Then when you go to the real world and s
by coffeebeqn 4y ago
I’ve used no code tools since the 90s and it just has a fatal flaw. For simple demo use cases it looks simple and cool. Then when you go to the real world and start getting pivots and edge cases you have to fix in the interface then it becomes a 4D nightmare and essentially a very bad programming language
- noodlesUK 4y agoI’ve spent a fair bit of time working on interactive chat systems that use a form of visual programming. It’s not good. Once you get past the toy stage (which is good and ergonomic), it’s just the same as programming except the tooling is far worse, you have to invent all your change management stuff from scratch, and it’s like going back 30 years.
- nextaccountic 4y agoWhat about coding in two languages, one textual and one visual? Or a single language that has both visual and textual components Or a single language where each component can be viewed in textual or visual form (and edited in the form that makes most sense)