Where do you stand about developing a web app on a no-code platform?
Ruben Boonzaaijer
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We are currently finishing up development for ringly.io!
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Yuki@yukioyama
whats good Ruben. like u i definitely think no code is going to be the future of development, im just not sure how long it'll take to get there. as of today though, i think no code tools are best for MVPs, and once you have PMF/cashflow you could reinvest into a custom code solution if there are scalability issues.
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Developing a web app on a no-code platform can significantly lower the barrier to entry for non-technical founders, enabling rapid prototyping and iteration. However, it's crucial to consider the platform's scalability and customization limitations as your project grows.
Depends on the idea of the platform. In some cases it can work but usually when a software evolves or requires highly customised functionality using a no-code platform only makes it more difficult