Low Code Vs No Code Tool for creating an API

@artem_smirnov it would be someone else's API. Let's take an example of an API to collect some events records from Android and iOS platforms on POST request and GET would just return the collected events. A no-code tool example could be Airtable.

@artem_smirnov Hmmm seems perfect. I am trying to build a Low code tool that will help in creating the base structure of API for different stacks ( Django / NodeJS / PHP ). The outcome of the process would be in form of raw code. The same low code tool will help the user to deploy the API on the server with minimum effort. Would that be helpful? As a user would be helpful to you? Something like the user creating a small configuration around API and relevant tables. Passing configuration to low code tool which then creates the whole Backend Application. The same Low code tool will help to deploy the application on the Server with just 2-3 commands.

@dextrop it's really hard to say in advance, but in most cases it's easier to write your own code than learning your config tool and going through all the configuration steps. Also, most of the devs hate code generation tools. But maybe it's just my inertia, and I would really save some time by using this tool. I know that boilerplate solutions are actually quite popular. Perhaps an explainer video would help me make a better decision.

@artem_smirnov Agree with you completely, especially with the statement "most of the devs hate code generation tools." Also yeah onboarding for such tools becomes a hardship, We are working on making it as much easy as we can. Something like passing a spreadsheet with columns name in the first row, If the spreadsheet has some filled data the tool will be able to identify type of column as well. Each sheet pointing to a table in DB. Well, Thank you so much for you time. Will let you know in the first place.