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0 pointsdventimi2y ago0 comments

I do almost all of my work in the database. I don't know if you want to call that "low code" or not. Evidently, it doesn't look like code to many other developers but then again it precedes current low-code platforms by about 40 years, so who knows?

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rcbdev2y ago· 1 in thread

If you use a procedural programming language (PL/SQL, T-SQL, etc.) to model your domain, you're just old-school programming.

If you're using a tool like Oracle APEX you're doing Low Code, bar the few escape hatches.

dventimiOP2y ago

> If you use a procedural programming language

Occasionally, I use a procedural programming language in the database. Usually, I don't.

iimblack2y ago· 1 in thread

I wouldn’t call that low code but yeah the definition is ambiguous. I’m mostly experienced with and referencing flowchart type tools.

dventimiOP2y ago

I'll grant I'm pretty skeptical of those.

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