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No code is easy to get started but difficult to customize. Code is a pain to set up but easy to modify. It really depends how much flexibility you need: if you
by light_triad 2y ago
No code is easy to get started but difficult to customize. Code is a pain to set up but easy to modify.
It really depends how much flexibility you need: if you have to experiment, change on the fly, possibly pivot then the initial investment is usually justified with code. If your requirements are fixed and fit within the existing functionality then a no code platform might be best (for example if you’re building an app version of an existing site that’s close to templates)
- meiraleal 2y ago> Code is a pain to set up but easy to modify. How I wish this was true. Code is a joy to set up using the new shiny tech and people get promoted before the pain to modify comes bite them.