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Yes - a ton of people. "No code" is great, tons of small businesses use them to put together internal tooling and reduce operational costs in a way that previou
by galenmarchetti 3y ago
Yes - a ton of people. "No code" is great, tons of small businesses use them to put together internal tooling and reduce operational costs in a way that previously would only be possible with an engineering team.
- kodjima33 3y agoDo you think that no-code will move to enterprise or it will stay in "small business" area?
- wryanzimmerman 3y agoI think it’s a lot like Excel and databases; in a way excel is often used as a sort of a “no-code” database. There will always be use cases for the real thing, and there will always be people who reach for the easy option, and a lot of them really only need the easy option. But there will also always be organizations who reach for the easy option, wildly outgrow it, and pay the price…