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by ehutch79
1757 days ago
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I've always found the complexity was implementing business requirements. for example if field x is "y" then fields g is required, and field f can only be these three choices. and if field g is filled in, then field x can not be y Stuff like this is where a lot of no-code stuff falls down. |
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I have always been able to find a way around when implementing complex business logic.
A very peculiar use case I had to solve was for a parking slot booking app - limited spots available, one spot can hold either one large vehicle (car) or six 2-wheelers.
So essentially it became like how you mentioned-> if x=car then parking spots available can only be N choices. If x = bike, then spots is 6N or 6(N-1) if someone booked a spot for a car. If spots remaining = 3 then x can not be Car.
Took me a couple of days to get it working but i was in the end able to get a working app built purely with no-code on DronaHQ.
Disclaimer - I work with DronaHQ.