The biggest no-code risk isn't your bill going up. It's the platform going away.
Builders get acquired, pivot, or quietly enter maintenance mode, and your entire business presence is a hostage to one company's roadmap. We've watched beloved tools get bought and gutted, free tiers vanish, and APIs deprecate with 30 days' notice. Code on open standards outlives any vendor; a proprietary builder is only as permanent as its funding round. You're not just choosing a tool, you're betting your continuity on a startup's survival.
Factor vendor mortality into the choice. Agree? Or am I wrong?
Drag Drop Done
@DragDropDone
The biggest no-code risk isn't your bill going up. It's the platform going away.
Этот пост опубликован в Telegram-канале Drag Drop Done. Подписаться можно по ссылке: @DragDropDone.