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Where is this 10x number in the headline coming from? Can you link some data?
by RankingMember 3y ago
Where is this 10x number in the headline coming from? Can you link some data?
- no_wizard 3y agoI think we may be in anecdotal territory. Though my own observation is that enterprises will spend alot of money on low / no code solutions that are a pain to maintain at scale (the worst of it is when they churn APIs and/or integrations). There's room for solutions like that, but expectations need to be managed better.
- officialchicken 3y agoLet me try to supply some hype ... my current no-code solution saved my team negative 0x; it was started and completed in 1 day, followed by 777 days of edits, debugging, and improvements (so far) reducing our OpEx 1568% since "code complete". To get around the 27.9% uptime, we removed that metric. The supplier (us) spent exactly $162 on the entire design and development (thanks to Fiverr). Our estimated ARR should be approaching 167 trillion dollars in 2040. The TCO is only $59,883 (ongoing AWS fees) and growing at an astounding 182% CAGR. And our ROI has already paid us back - just don't look behind the curtains or expect it to pass audit.