Power Apps: Where Dreams Go To Die Slowly

Low-code Power apps No-code development Productivity Drag and drop Business tools

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9 months ago 197,965 views 2 shares

Power Apps: Where Dreams Go To Die Slowly

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That moment of existential dread when you realize you've spent 6 hours dragging and dropping in Power Apps only to accomplish what would've taken 20 minutes of actual code. The cat's face is literally every developer forced to use a "no-code solution" while their programming skills atrophy in real-time. Microsoft's gift to the business world and curse to actual developers everywhere.

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