No-Coders Fail to Imagine Failure
The best software engineers spend a third of their time imagining how code could fail.
No-codeists1 are the opposites of the best software developers. This is a pattern I’ve observed. I’m sure there are exceptions. However, there’s a pervasive bias in the no-code community—a common belief that if something is possible in a no-code tool, it must be good.
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