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What I’ve found is people who use low code tools are more willing to lower their expectations to the capabilities of the tool. This is in comparison to your typ
by ryaniscool 3y ago
What I’ve found is people who use low code tools are more willing to lower their expectations to the capabilities of the tool. This is in comparison to your typical customer of bespoke software development who has a long laundry list of requirements that they’ve imagined up based on their
perfect vision. If “good enough” was good enough for these people they would be using low code tools
- papito 3y agoTo make it worse, the customer's "vision" is almost always wrong. It takes great skill to extract from them what they really want - otherwise you allow the customer to be a tech product manager, which is a no-no.