Are we all comfortable with No-Code development model?
There is no denying that No-Code development is the next big thing and has already created a lot of fuss lately. But, I find it a little more frustrating. I often get confused with the functional implementation of different modules. I think I am not the only one to feel this.
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No-code is great. The simple idea of developing the platform you want without writing a single line of code seemed amusing. However, scalability really matters here. I think I would stick with hiring a freelance developer for now. Working with people is great for now because developers have helped a lot to add new functionality in my products.
I think it depends on the situation and the complexity of the product. If you're a non-technical founder, you should go with no-code development until you earn enough money. After that, you can hire someone and develop a beta product. If you're a technical founder, maybe you should go with no-code development to develop an MVP for validation.
But in the end, native applications work best. I can't imagine an Airbnb works with Bubble.