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My not so humble opinion: rather than making no-code tools, improve the usability of the yes-code tools, simplifying them and removing decades of cruft. Start b
by narag 3y ago
My not so humble opinion: rather than making no-code tools, improve the usability of the yes-code tools, simplifying them and removing decades of cruft. Start by identifying the silos, including the allegedly open ones. Then, from first priciples, just trace the shorter line from ideas to drawing in the screen. Anything longer than two tokens for a "hello world" is an indictment against any language. If you don't understand that, you're unqualified to create a language.
- mathgladiator 3y agoI like this yes code concept. It resonates as I'm building a new kind of platform: https://www.adama-platform.com/ https://www.adama-platform.com/
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- aatd86 3y agoIt's not even about the amount of tokens to be fair. It's about how easy and how consistent the idioms are. If we look at frontend js... There is a new framework every other month because no one really found out the most minimal, straight and dumb way, to create a UI. Give me grokkable code over pithy code everyday.