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I think the perfect no-code tools has yet to appear. Ideally, no-code tools should generate a good code (using LLM) into a git repo complete with the following
by didip 3y ago
I think the perfect no-code tools has yet to appear.
Ideally, no-code tools should generate a good code (using LLM) into a git repo complete with the following:
- good code structure.
- test code.
- database migration code.
- CI/CD code.
- Docker packaging code.
- Basic Kubernetes/Helm code.
This way, an actual engineer can take it and roll with it if you stopped using the code generator platform.
- WorldMaker 3y agoPowerApps will "eject" that way, but "good code structure" and "test code" don't guarantee in turn "good code", just as any other "auto-scaffolder" ever isn't a guarantee of quality and may just be generating tons of boilerplate that look productive more than actually are productive.