I have experience as a full stack developer, and as a machine learning engineer. I know C#, Java, Javascript, and Python. I have my own private AWS account. But I am a first time Saas founder. I’ll be doing the development myself. Should I use my existing skills to come up with my first product or should I learn no-coide tools? The reason I ask is no-code tools seem like they might be worth learning to spin up really quick MVPs. Thanks

  • jzia93BEnglish
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    1 year ago

    The low code advantage becomes much more marginal in your case. I’ve used these tools in the past and they have lots of dead-ends where you expect to be able to do something, and you just can’t.

    If low-code means you learn bubble in a week and can have a prototype in 2, versus just spinning up a simple JS prototype in a month, I’d go with the JS every time.

    • gigachadhdOPBEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Thats what I was thinking. I still have to learn some no code things for stuff like landing pages and email anyway though so I was thinking I may want to look at how people are building entire Saas with no code.