> Low-code or no-code is okay with small apps. But as complexity increases, you won’t have fine control or scalability needed using these tools. Won't a better

> Low-code or no-code is okay with small apps. But as complexity increases, you won’t have fine control or scalability needed using these tools. Won't a better approach be a low-code tool that grows with your needs? It would seem to be a waste to build an mvp in a low-code* environment and then throw away all the learnings and rebuild it in a code-based solution. *=the assumption is that low-code is not no-code, i.e., the mvp would have some amount of code that would be throw away.