Serverless and no code sounds like the homoeopathic approach to software.
Paying a subscription (flat fee per developer + a percentage of your revenue, of course!) to give managers the feeling that business is doing better. Unlike most improvement solutions, this one doesn’t actually introduce unpredictable third party code into your business that IT needs to fight into submission and firewall the hell off, so you’re actually saving money in the process!
A homeopathic software company, I like the idea. You pay me $100 a month, and I make sure all the 1’s in your phone have good karma, and the 0’s are grounded. 🧚🏽
Serverless and no code sounds like the homoeopathic approach to software.
Paying a subscription (flat fee per developer + a percentage of your revenue, of course!) to give managers the feeling that business is doing better. Unlike most improvement solutions, this one doesn’t actually introduce unpredictable third party code into your business that IT needs to fight into submission and firewall the hell off, so you’re actually saving money in the process!
There’s a homeopathic veterinary clinic in my neighborhood. Amusing. My cats get real medicine a few blocks over.
A homeopathic software company, I like the idea. You pay me $100 a month, and I make sure all the 1’s in your phone have good karma, and the 0’s are grounded. 🧚🏽