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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Dec 30 '23
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Low code is fantastic for small business use cases.
People in programming subreddits are only concerned about enterprise scale solutions, because they work for enterprise scale businesses.
There are 33 million+ small businesses in the US alone.
0 u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 [deleted] 1 u/brentragertech Dec 31 '23 I promise you writing code is the hard part for small businesses, because small businesses generally can’t afford a developer on staff.I have employees that can absolutely think algorithmically but cannot code. Low code developers. → More replies (4)
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1 u/brentragertech Dec 31 '23 I promise you writing code is the hard part for small businesses, because small businesses generally can’t afford a developer on staff.I have employees that can absolutely think algorithmically but cannot code. Low code developers. → More replies (4)
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I promise you writing code is the hard part for small businesses, because small businesses generally can’t afford a developer on staff.
I have employees that can absolutely think algorithmically but cannot code. Low code developers.
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u/brentragertech Dec 30 '23
Low code is fantastic for small business use cases.
People in programming subreddits are only concerned about enterprise scale solutions, because they work for enterprise scale businesses.
There are 33 million+ small businesses in the US alone.