<b>Every custom-code embed in your no-code site is a future migration you've already agreed to.</b>

<b>Every custom-code embed in your no-code site is a future migration you've already agreed to.</b>

That little HTML embed for a calculator, a tracking pixel, a fancy slider the builder couldn't do — feels harmless. Stack 30 of them and you've built a fragile second codebase with no version control, no tests, and no documentation, glued into a platform that can change its embed sandbox any day. The thing you reached for no-code to avoid (maintaining code) is now scattered across 30 invisible boxes nobody owns.

If you're embedding this much, you wanted a framework. Agree? Or am I wrong?