Ask HN: Which low-code/no-code tools don't suck?

Re:Ask HN: Which low-code/no-code tools don't suck? by a-saleh on Monday September 09, 2019 @12:20PM (#20919543)

Depends on what do you need?

I.e. my company has integrated low-code marketing-campains scheduling designer, that is node-based. I think it is quite cool and our users seem to like it? At least it looks like a good fit for a job. What I as a programmer like, is that you can't make cycles as the designer, limiting the complexity.

But the tool itself is quite niche and I am not sure I would want to do anything complex with it.

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Re:Ask HN: Which low-code/no-code tools don't suck? by arey_abhishek on Monday September 09, 2019 @05:59PM (#20922942)

What tool is this? Sounds interesting.

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Re:Ask HN: Which low-code/no-code tools don't suck? by a-saleh on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @04:19AM (#20926118)

Company is https://exponea.com/, you can see the tool in the backround on our landing-page :-)

But I can't really show you, these days we have quite involved procurement setup aimed at large corporations. As far as I understand, the language/editor itself is bespoke, tailor made to the specific kinds of marketing flows you are able to automate with our platform.

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