Some developers get offended with this, just because they don’t accept a guy using tools to make app, while they are the same: using libraries with some config to make app. It just means they learnt very little about software development: watching some tutorials, googling some stackoverflow answers, copynpaste solution without knowing what it actually does. They just never want to leave their safe-zone (what they’ve learnt easily).
That’s fine, totally fine, but why don’t let people with zero-programming experience make those simple apps? I saw guys hated “degree”, or “experience”, or whatever, was saying anyone can learn to code, but don’t want to let anyone to make app without code. It’s simply hypocrisy.
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Exactly. This isn't the first disruption we're seeing.
By the way, I remember when I first heard of Amazon Web Services, and it sounded confusing.
It's like someone would tell me today "Let's put our app on the Walmart Cloud".
That's why it's always worth doing a POC, you never what you might miss, until you try it.
Some developers get offended with this, just because they don’t accept a guy using tools to make app, while they are the same: using libraries with some config to make app. It just means they learnt very little about software development: watching some tutorials, googling some stackoverflow answers, copynpaste solution without knowing what it actually does. They just never want to leave their safe-zone (what they’ve learnt easily).
That’s fine, totally fine, but why don’t let people with zero-programming experience make those simple apps? I saw guys hated “degree”, or “experience”, or whatever, was saying anyone can learn to code, but don’t want to let anyone to make app without code. It’s simply hypocrisy.