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It would be tough to build a business or a startup on top of a low/no code platform. There is too much risk and lock in what if the platform raises prices, goe
by saluki 3y ago
It would be tough to build a business or a startup on top of a low/no code platform.
There is too much risk and lock in what if the platform raises prices, goes out of business, something happens where they lose your data/app.
How well will it scale? What will the costs be at scale?
I can't imagine trusting a platform holding all your cards like that.
There are too many reasons to build on open source and own your own destiny.
Granted sometimes a startup doesn't have a technical founder but there are still lots of decisions to be made and technical decisions for them to be successful.
I just can't see going all in on a no/low code platform of any kind.
- Aaikansh22 3y agoAppreciate your input – you've brought up some valid points about the challenges of building on low/no code platforms. Indeed, trust is a key factor. While it's true that concerns about price changes, platform stability, and data security are valid, it's also worth considering that we often rely on a multitude of applications and services to keep things running smoothly. It's a balancing act between leveraging tools that can streamline processes and being mindful of the potential risks.