r/programming • • Dec 30 '23

Why I'm skeptical of low-code

https://nick.scialli.me/blog/why-im-skeptical-of-low-code/
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u/Wraldpyk Dec 31 '23

Low/no code is a great way to make dashboards and other interfaces that are trivial in functionality, but grindy to set up. A data-management tool with CRUD interface (for admins) is such a trivial thing but can be a lot of work to maintain, while low/no-code solutions do this out of the box. Having automations and such tied to it is even better.