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@jw There’s an important distinction here between “no code” and “no code needed”. I like the second. I get frustrated with the first. Especially if I can’t open up the hood and “fix” developer assumptions or expand on MVP limitations and use cases.
@jw There’s an important distinction here between “no code” and “no code needed”. I like the second. I get frustrated with the first. Especially if I can’t open up the hood and “fix” developer assumptions or expand on MVP limitations and use cases.