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was really interested about MS low code platform, but then... it's a mess glued on top of another mess(o365), glued on top of another mess (azure) what seemed
by anonymous344 3y ago
was really interested about MS low code platform, but then... it's a mess glued on top of another mess(o365), glued on top of another mess (azure)
what seemed to be true that you can easily build a gui that will break in the next months and only have terrible default ui-elements, like calendar selector you cannot really prevent going past time or 99 other akward user interface gimmicks.
why should company try to save 2000$ on development, but then loose 10-100$ every single day with bad usability?