Dominik Keller

Here's the answer you're looking for: https://five.co/no-code-developm...

Flamingo Book aka Software Engineering at Google

Couldn't agree more with points 2 and 4. A few years ago, a developer wrote an article titled "Why I choose boring technologies", in which he described we he chooses a plain vanilla MySQL database for almost every project he starts on. Why MySQL? It's tried and tested, has been around forever, great community support, easy-to-find skills in the job market, and supports even the largest online...

Love it and so many good ideas here! We're working on a low-code platforms for real developers. Our product is called Five because it follows in the footsteps of how programming languages have evolved over time (from 1GLs to 4GLs). Here's our website: www.five.co

Hi there, I work for low-code start-up www.five.co, so I won't cast my vote here since I'm a little biased. I just want to chip in and say that the products that you have listed are all very different: for example, Appian and Outsystems are enterprise low-code platforms and are very expensive. Bubble on the other hand is a no-code platform that's great to build MVPs even if you're not a coder....

There was a similar discussion on LinkedIn not too long ago that received a lot of attention. Not sure if the link will work but check out https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6883257779566596096/

Hi Manish, yes, you can build apps without coding. But (there's always a but) it really depends on what YOUR app is. I work for a low-code company, and my recommendation is to take the time and map out what you want to build. And then select the right tool for it by reading up on solutions (through their forums, docs, etc.) Best Dom