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The problem with low-code is the same as with outsourcing code on UpWork: Security You get something that works. But how do you know there is no way to: 1: A
by TekMol 3y ago
The problem with low-code is the same as with outsourcing code on UpWork:
Security
You get something that works. But how do you know there is no way to:
1: Alter the code from the outside
2: Access parts of the DB one is not supposed to access
Those can only be avoided by a programmer who knows about all the weird edge cases that might lead to 1 or 2 and how to write a complex system in a way that is structured to make bugs unlikely.
- Jtsummers 3y ago(2) is not a particular issue with low-code, it's just a problem for everyone. I'm in a "high-code" environment and they still managed to fuck up data access controls. You have to bring on people (or give them authority) who understand how to secure your data. Afterwards, high-code or low-code you're going to be ok (maybe not great, but ok).
- wonderwonder 3y agoA good low code platform will account for this and have role and access management baked in
- icoder 3y agoI guess this can be said about your entire stack, OS, webserver, used libraries, etc.