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> It is actually the result of clients and developers not taking the time to understand the root causes of the problems they want to solve i certainly agree w
by zabzonk 4y ago
> It is actually the result of clients and developers not taking the time to understand the root causes of the problems they want to solve
i certainly agree with this. it seems weird to me that the job title "systems analyst" has disappeared frpm the job market (speaking as someone that used to be a "programmer/analyst") and has been replaced with ... nothing?
- didgeoridoo 4y agoTPM (technical product manager) maybe?
- Closi 4y agoI agree with that statement, but disagree with the conclusion ('because of that no-code solutions are not useful'). The benefit of low-code is that you can spend more time understanding the root causes of the problems, and be able to quickly prototype solutions that match the user requirement (and that you can make changes to more quickly) than would otherwise be possible. Of course if everyone had infinite time, we would build full solutions for everything, but in a world with limited time and resources these tools can have a great place in the toolbox.