Re:Amazon Honeycode – build web and mobile apps without writ...
by TrackerFF on Wednesday June 24, 2020 @06:08PM
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I guess it depends on what you're writing for.
When I made the move from native software (Windows applications w/GUI in .NET) to web applications, I found the transition to be _extremely_ overwhelming.
And for the most part, the frustration came from trying to manage setups and dependencies, and keeping up with the bazillion of packages.
I can absolutely see a beginner getting turned off by the initial process of just setting everything up, before a line of code has been typed out.
When I made the move from native software (Windows applications w/GUI in .NET) to web applications, I found the transition to be _extremely_ overwhelming.
And for the most part, the frustration came from trying to manage setups and dependencies, and keeping up with the bazillion of packages.
I can absolutely see a beginner getting turned off by the initial process of just setting everything up, before a line of code has been typed out.