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I think this describe low-code systems the best. In my experience, low-code is “easy software development” but without the guard-rails of version control, debu

• Towaway69 3y ago
  It's true that most low-code solutions have no version control but that's not because it's not possible, its because no one builds version control as low-code solutions aren't taken seriously. And without a VC, low-code solution won't be taken seriously. I have been using Node-RED[1] for some time now and have began creating a visual version control concept. The difficulty is differentiating between visual changes and logical changes - visual changes aren't usually the cause of bugs. [1]="Low-code programming for event-driven applications" - https://nodered.org https://nodered.org