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Re:Ask HN: Which low-code/no-code tools don't suck? by HackeetOfficial on Monday September 09, 2019 @12:02PM (#20919376)
Hi, I think that this question can not be answered so easily, unfortunately. Low-code tools are just a new way of writing applications, and thus, as there is no programming language that is universal, there is no low-code tool that will allow you to build everything. As a programmer, if you want to do intensive database queries, you will probably go SQL while if you want to write web applications you will probably choose php/node or whatever. For low-code I think it is more or less the same. Some of them are good at building nice UI (I personally think that Panda Suite is a pretty good tool for that(http://www.pandasuite.com)) while others allow you do build flows applications or complex event processing, etc... Everything depends on your needs and on what you mean by "complex". If there is a low-code product that I love, I would recommend you to have a look at Hackeet (https://www.hackeet.com) but it is a biased opinion because I have created it ! So, in order to be honest, I suggest you to have a look to node-red too which seems to be quite popular. I (obviously) prefer our product but among our competitors, this is the one we prefer. Hope this helps.

Thierry (Hackeet, A Cost Effective Low-Code platform, for everyone !, https://www.hackeet.com )

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