[vasili111]

I personally try to to avoid to work with low code and prefer to work with code. But I understand that for some people low code can be better and I do not see anything bad with it. Below is some information why I do not like low code:

* Inability to easily run everything (all code) and see what does not works.

* Possibility of accidently click something and unintentionally make undesired change that may go unnoticed.

* Inability to quickly scroll through all code and instead the need to click multiple menus (some of which can be accidently missed) to get understanding how everything works.

* Usually the low code systems have limitations of what can be done and it is very hard to overcome the limitations.

* New AI technologies can help you with code (I am not using them everyday but sometimes I am finding them useful) and with low code they are not much helpful.

[Aaikansh22]

Totally get where you're coming from – working with code gives you that hands-on feel and control.

But I believe many platforms now provide with debugging of your workflows or any controls that you have incorporated in your app. And when it comes to accidental changes, or undesired changes, now it is also possible through audit logs.

We at DronaHQ provides our users with these options