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Not the poster, but Microsoft Powerapps had a massive price jump a few years ago, followed by a pretty large decrease last year. Through the grapevine I have h
by cowanon222 3y ago
Not the poster, but Microsoft Powerapps had a massive price jump a few years ago, followed by a pretty large decrease last year.
Through the grapevine I have heard the same about Mendix and Outsystems - in my company we found that hiring internal developers is cheaper than paying the licenses at scale. (About a 10k employee company)
It may work for smaller depts and apps, but Retool or Airtable is often sufficient for these teams, and much easier for non-developers to learn. We do use Appian and Pegasus for some smaller depts.
- ethbr0 3y agoMicrosoft product positioning on Power* seems extremely weird from the outside, which I chalk up to internal division politics. It's like they can't decide if they want to give it away to grab market share or make money off it. And pricing updates reflect whichever group wins the last debate.