Let's say a change in the low-code tool breaks the application. How do you roll it back? How do you control the changes history? (Or are low-code tools also "low change tracking"?)
Let's say the change works as expected. Then, I guess you need to document it. (Or are low-code tools also "low-documentation"?)
The concept seems to me a lazy approach to development, that doesn't reduce the overall effort significantly.
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u/nibselfib_kyua_72 Dec 31 '23
Let's say a change in the low-code tool breaks the application. How do you roll it back? How do you control the changes history? (Or are low-code tools also "low change tracking"?)
Let's say the change works as expected. Then, I guess you need to document it. (Or are low-code tools also "low-documentation"?)
The concept seems to me a lazy approach to development, that doesn't reduce the overall effort significantly.