1. Workflow builder is cumbersome at scale, it's often hard for anyone to jump in to understand what is going on exactly. Especially if you cannot avoid using a JS node to perform a more tricky manipulation.
2. Often times you end up writing code to help support node-red, you must avoid this at all costs because you end up shifting more and more into code bases, making node-red pointless.
2. Lots of sub menu "advanced" functions that you will need to use for any complex flow.
3. Observability is poor out of the box, especially if you use a service like datadog or NewRelic, we ended up using a catch all error handler that just shipped events to NewRelic.
4. Poor out of box defaults for security, mainly authentication
5. Conflict resolution sucks, you have to JSON stable stringify the changes to ensure you can deal with conflicts and conduct proper code reviews.
2. Often times you end up writing code to help support node-red, you must avoid this at all costs because you end up shifting more and more into code bases, making node-red pointless.
2. Lots of sub menu "advanced" functions that you will need to use for any complex flow.
3. Observability is poor out of the box, especially if you use a service like datadog or NewRelic, we ended up using a catch all error handler that just shipped events to NewRelic.
4. Poor out of box defaults for security, mainly authentication
5. Conflict resolution sucks, you have to JSON stable stringify the changes to ensure you can deal with conflicts and conduct proper code reviews.