No-code doesn't scale?

I hate saying this (take it as tough love) but as an indie hacker you should worry about no-code stopping scaling when you actually reach that point (where your software can't take any more users).

90%+ of our projects and ideas fail anyway so worrying about scaling upfront (most of the times) is just "premature optimization" IMO.

Ditto as far as what darko said. No point in worrying about scale until you've actually got a product or service that people want. When your at that point, scale is a good problem to have, and there are lots of ways to go about solving it.

I'm sure we've all heard the "do things that don't scale" phrase too. It's worth paying attention too. When you are just getting started, do whatever you need to do (within reason) you first customers ect. Worry about everything else later.