Some feedback:
* "low code" is confusing
When I started reading I thought low code, meant low "level" code, something like assembly or rust. After reading a lot in the page I saw it meant not writing imperative code. I think the term Model Driven Engineering would be more appropriate:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model-driven_engineering* How do I model business rules?
How do I model a State machine?
I want to specify that once an order has been created I want to send it to the procurement department.
* How do I connect with external APIs systems?
* You mention that you have an ERP system based on this platform.
Can we look at that code?
Can we have some testimonials?
Kudos:
* It's good that you are doing a declarative approach to business software... this is still most of the software we use and I don't think it's a solved problem.
* On using a Graph database I think this is better to model complex domains. However which graph database are you using? Neo4j, Dgraph, OrientDB or is an inhouse graph database?
* On the name
* How do I model business rules? How do I model a State machine?
* How do I connect with external APIs systems?* You mention that you have an ERP system based on this platform. Can we look at that code? Can we have some testimonials?
Kudos: * It's good that you are doing a declarative approach to business software... this is still most of the software we use and I don't think it's a solved problem.
* On using a Graph database I think this is better to model complex domains. However which graph database are you using? Neo4j, Dgraph, OrientDB or is an inhouse graph database?
* On the name