Today noCoders need 3 or more platforms to build a working system. With several different projects and versions running on each platform, it’s hard test changes and work collaboratively with teammates.
I thought of building a change management platform that will help manage changes across platforms and teammates. It will also enable debugging and logging to help speed up development and testing.
What do you think? would someone use it?
Happy to hear your feedback (even it's bad :))
Cheers
I think it's needed, but version/configuration management is one of those things you don't know you need until you've used it, and since noCoders aren't coming from a dev background, approaching it more like Google Doc version history than git branching would help.
Challenges to implement too, how open / scriptable are no code tools?
Do you think it's needed from personal experience?
Not from personal experience, I haven't done much no code, I'm sort of on the fence about it.
sooo.. what is it exactly?