Agree, no-code seems to optimize for a large number of people being somewhat effective, but with less control over the output (increasing fragility, rework)
Code is more upfront effort but more control and thus less fragility but more maintainable over time (if done right).
I imagine there are some/many situations where throwing many people at a problem is the “best” way and this would suit that quite well I guess.
Code is more upfront effort but more control and thus less fragility but more maintainable over time (if done right).
I imagine there are some/many situations where throwing many people at a problem is the “best” way and this would suit that quite well I guess.