I have used airplane for scheduled jobs, I like their configuration/definition file driven development flow. I am not a fan of writting code in browser.
Airplane.dev founder here - glad to hear you like our approach! Many low-code/no-code tools miss the mark, in my opinion, by creating a walled garden / silo where you build stuff, which makes it hard to version control, leads to vendor lock-in, etc. Our approach has always been to allow users to write normal code that they store in their own repository.
Excited to see where Superblocks goes and whether it embraces that approach in the future.
Hi, one of the creators of Superblocks here. We think airplane is a great product and want to enable developers to choose their favorite development flow. We're working on a gitops feature that will allow you to export Superblocks app definitions into project files and manage it just like any git repo.
Excited to see where Superblocks goes and whether it embraces that approach in the future.