Hi @Zikitel22
None taken.
I clearly mention in the article that I work at Endtest.
But the article mostly refers to No Code / Low Code tools that are designed to create web applications, glue services together and automate flows.
The company where I work is in a very specific niche: Test Automation.
The facts that are added are collected from independent sources, you can verify them, and you can do your own research to confirm.
For example, something I mentioned:
UIPath had a revenue of $607M last year, and Google is one of their customers.
They're a publicly listed company, you can easily verify that the revenue number is correct.
In this article, I mostly tried to get the pulse of the market right now.
If I wanted to market or sell a No Code tool, this DEV Community isn't the best place to do that.
Software Developers aren't really the ideal customer for such tools, for obvious reasons.
My purpose here is simply to show facts and educate.
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Hi @Zikitel22
None taken.
I clearly mention in the article that I work at Endtest.
But the article mostly refers to No Code / Low Code tools that are designed to create web applications, glue services together and automate flows.
The company where I work is in a very specific niche: Test Automation.
The facts that are added are collected from independent sources, you can verify them, and you can do your own research to confirm.
For example, something I mentioned:
UIPath had a revenue of $607M last year, and Google is one of their customers.
They're a publicly listed company, you can easily verify that the revenue number is correct.
In this article, I mostly tried to get the pulse of the market right now.
If I wanted to market or sell a No Code tool, this DEV Community isn't the best place to do that.
Software Developers aren't really the ideal customer for such tools, for obvious reasons.
My purpose here is simply to show facts and educate.