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Low code development platform. A huge ecosystem, I'm working with an integrator who are building a banking front end system with it based on an overall bank architecture I've designed.
A very cool tool, like ms access on steroids really. The future definitely is low code, the speed you can churn through work in a standard way makes cutting your own code a non competition.
do I see it right? You have been developing appsmith witjin only 6 months? that is impressive.
I would wish that in the inputs areas for properties could resize, even with a simple myAPI.data.map(row=>({...})) it gets cumbled together. However I am impressed by the autocomplete: that even worked for the dynamically loaded data with nested objects.
Thank you for your kind words. We've been working on Appsmith for 18 months now. The project was open-sourced 6 months ago.
I understand that writing code in a small text area is very cumbersome. We are working on a larger code editor which will make writing code much easier. You can track the progress of this issue at github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith/is...
Whilst the platform itself as you may know works pretty well for development I found the tertiary tools in the ecosystem the most powerful parts. The logging capabilities, page analytics and such along with the environment deployment lifecycle is really impressive.
It has its pitfalls, and as you have pointed out the vendor lock can be a problem for some users. It's definitely a great product and I really do wish appsmith well on this journey we need more valid competition to these big Gartner quad guys.
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Yes, the reason Appsmith is open source is because we believe that builder platforms should be extendable and not have vendor lock-ins.
Since you've been working with Outsystems, would love to hear your experience and what you love about that tool.
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outsystems.com/
Low code development platform. A huge ecosystem, I'm working with an integrator who are building a banking front end system with it based on an overall bank architecture I've designed.
A very cool tool, like ms access on steroids really. The future definitely is low code, the speed you can churn through work in a standard way makes cutting your own code a non competition.
do I see it right? You have been developing appsmith witjin only 6 months? that is impressive.
I would wish that in the inputs areas for properties could resize, even with a simple
myAPI.data.map(row=>({...}))it gets cumbled together. However I am impressed by the autocomplete: that even worked for the dynamically loaded data with nested objects.Thank you for your kind words. We've been working on Appsmith for 18 months now. The project was open-sourced 6 months ago.
I understand that writing code in a small text area is very cumbersome. We are working on a larger code editor which will make writing code much easier. You can track the progress of this issue at github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith/is...
Whilst the platform itself as you may know works pretty well for development I found the tertiary tools in the ecosystem the most powerful parts. The logging capabilities, page analytics and such along with the environment deployment lifecycle is really impressive.
It has its pitfalls, and as you have pointed out the vendor lock can be a problem for some users. It's definitely a great product and I really do wish appsmith well on this journey we need more valid competition to these big Gartner quad guys.