Instead of no-code, everyone should learn how to low-code
It's hard to ignore no-code movement. It's getting bigger every year.
But is it OK to have non-experienced people building tools for businesses, public sector and figuratively for all of us?
https://www.data21.io/blog/instead-of-no-code-everyone-should-learn-how-to-lo/
I think the cloud hosting is ok depending on what you use it for. For example I have a live project that is self-hosted and where some secondary features are built by embedding something I built using no-code hosted on another other platform.
It's not the prettiest but it does the job and I only spent half a day doing that feature. So I see it kind of like using crisp.chat to add customer support.
To illustrate, the project is developmenthackers.com which is on a DO droplet. The secondary feature would be the /hackathons page where I'm embedding a softr.io app connected to an Airtable. It's definitely good enough for now.
Hi @RayanRayan,
thank you for sharing your experience with no-code. It's great that it works for you and that it allows you to make things quickly. I've never heard about softr.io before. Good to learn about new tools.
Developmenthackers.com looks interesting. I'll keep an eye on it.
I found it interesting that low/no-fore developers end up not being the business users