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I'm a long way off from being a professional programmer, but part of my current job is to develop and maintain low code solutions. The company I work for is all
by cookie_monsta 3y ago
I'm a long way off from being a professional programmer, but part of my current job is to develop and maintain low code solutions. The company I work for is all in on MS (sharepoint, O365, Azure, etc) so powerapps is a no- brainer for us. I've had to make do with a couple of ugly workarounds, but for the most part the whole "power" platform makes things pretty seamless and easy.
I haven't tried any of the others mentioned, though, so I have zero context.
- codingdave 3y agoThis matches my experience as well - in an enterprise environment when you already code .NET and people already use Powerapps, etc... why go looking for a new platform to integrate? Just keep using the platform you are already invested into.