Re: RPG Low-Code Development Platform

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Subject: Re: RPG Low-Code Development Platform - Thoughts?
From: Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2017 15:17:02 -0600
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I'd tend to agree with this. Gifted amateurs, in general, can go only so
far.

I think the point was that some if not most of the low-code platforms are
not really geared to support enterprise-class scope and performance
requirements, which I agree with. But couldn't a low-code platform designed
for IBM i, support enterprise-class workloads?

IMHO, a good database design is absolutely critical for any successful
project and leaving this to unskilled staff is counter productive.

Very true.

Now I suppose if you consider low-code as a form of Agile development than
maybe there is something to be said for it.

I think so too.

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Re: RPG Low-Code Development Platform - Thoughts?