“We need a very simple CRUD app for managing the reservations.” They1 said. “Don’t spend too much time on it.” They added. They are the stakeholders or the boss or maybe yourself. Whoever is asking for this application. ↩

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Ruby on Rails can often provide better long-term flexibility compared to low code platforms, especially when future requirements are uncertain or when additional custom features are needed. While low code tools are efficient for simple CRUD applications, they can be limiting as they are often closed systems. Rails, being an open system with a strong focus on compressing complexity, allows for more extensive customization and easier adaptation to future changes, making it a better choice for programmers and projects where innovation is expected.

Rails is better low code than low code

<p>Totally agree. In the last couple years, I haven’t found a low code solution better than some simple code.</p>
