Code vs. Low-code vs. No-code. What do you choose to build your product with?

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André J · Accepted Answer

First: no-code prototype, then low code mvp, then code beta

Abdullah Al Afique · Answer

It depends. No-code tools are becoming more capable of delivering full-fledged application and if you only need to validate your idea first you should not worry about the tech stack you are gonna use so you can gateway with no-code tools for shipping faster.

Shreya Gupta · Answer

As a non programmer no code/ low code 👩‍💻

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Code
Building your product from scratch with code gives you the utmost flexibility and control over every part of your project, whether you're a seasoned developer or have a team of talented coders.

Gurkaran Singh · Answer

As someone deeply immersed in the tech world, I believe the choice between code, low-code, and no-code tools ultimately depends on the project's complexity, timeline, and your team's expertise. Each approach offers its own set of advantages and limitations - it's all about finding the right tool for the job! Happy building!

Gaurav · Answer

as a programmer, I'd prefer to implement most of the things by myself. so I'd go with code.

Milli Sen · Answer

@sentry_co Interesting

Milli Sen · Answer

@ivy_charlotte True.. Understandable

Karl Singleton · Answer

It depends on the complexity and specific requirements of the product. For simpler projects, I might choose no-code or low-code platforms for faster development. However, for more complex or customized solutions, I would opt for traditional coding to have greater flexibility and control over the outcome.

Milli Sen · Answer

@zignis Nice

Milli Sen · Answer

@af1que1 Definitely. No-code is a time and life saver in that sense.

Milli Sen · Answer

@thestarkster True. Right on point.

Code vs. Low-code vs. No-code. What do you choose to build your product with?

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