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>The complexity becomes too great after a few months of "wins" and the system falls over on itself because the people using low code need increasingly complex t
by ramesh31 3y ago
>The complexity becomes too great after a few months of "wins" and the system falls over on itself because the people using low code need increasingly complex things. But I assume as a marketer once you've finished your sale you move on to the next one.
And those "few months of wins" can mean millions of dollars in revenue for the business that would have been lost with a longer time to market. If it works, it works. And if it breaks, it can be plugged up until something can replace it. But nothing can replace lost time in a competitive industry.
- hftthw 3y agoIt also means tens of millions of losses when the data pipeline falls over silently. My first job out of university was to work on a compliance tool after someone used yahoo finance for exchange rates in a business critical spreadsheet. The losses were large enough to threaten the viability of the company. Picking pennies in front of steamrolles is a pretty good description of putting no code in production.