How do these tools handle data privacy and security?
mostly, they don't but there are some enterprise-level tools that do it pretty well.
No code tool directory. Do people even use these?
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#22Is it true that no-code is just for making MVPs and can't be used for scaling up?
no, but depends on tooling you are using
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#23Lots of different types of tools here. Some are no code, most are low code. There is no clear dividing line between them: they are all configurable platforms with the ability to incorporate code through APIs and add ons.
Some are just special purpose utilities (eg Postman). Some are niche products with a relatively limited set of use cases(eg Airtable), some are enterprise grade platforms which can be used to build huge systems (eg Salesforce, MS Power platform), and there is every type of gradation between these.
This is a multi billion dollar business, growing steadily. It's going to accelerate even faster as LLM Technologies are increasingly tuned to build code extensions.
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#24Re: No code tool directory. Do people even use these?
#25Lots of different types of tools here. Some are no code, most are low code. There is no clear dividing line between them: they are all configurable platforms with the ability to incorporate code through APIs and add ons. Some are just special purpose utilities (eg Postman). Some are niche products with a relatively limited set of use cases(eg Airtable), some are enterprise grade platforms which can be used to build h…
I agree, but wouldn't LLMs also deprecate many of the existing no-code players unless they can pivot hard?
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#26which tools offer code exporting
related, Framer export from Figma to code is super helpful for small side projects
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#27Miro is amazing. Many companies use ServiceNow. I'm sure you've already heard of IFTTT.
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#28Miro is amazing. Many companies use ServiceNow. I'm sure you've already heard of IFTTT.
IFTT is such a great tool, use it a lot along with F5Bot
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#29i feel like the bigger these tool directories get the harder it is to find anything. search is broken on these. How is this going to be different
Need an LLM tool for that
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#30Lots of different types of tools here. Some are no code, most are low code. There is no clear dividing line between them: they are all configurable platforms with the ability to incorporate code through APIs and add ons. Some are just special purpose utilities (eg Postman). Some are niche products with a relatively limited set of use cases(eg Airtable), some are enterprise grade platforms which can be used to build h…
I agree, but wouldn't LLMs also deprecate many of the existing no-code players unless they can pivot hard?
LLMs make writing code easier, but they don't make it unnecessary. "No-code" is mostly small consumer apps and POCs, but "low-code" is a big industry based on platform building. Much of the work of building and maintaining an enterprise system is (a)data model definition (b) UI/UX construction and (c) workflows. Low code platforms specialise in doing this in a structured, fast and maintainable way without code. LLMs are great but they aren't a magic bullet. Enterprise grade development requires a lot of structure and LLMs don't provide that. Low code provides a pre built, well documented structure, enabling mediocre developers like me to build reliable, professional grade enterprise apps.