On the one hand, I’m a very veteran web developer, and way back when I used HTML, JS, and ASP. Then there was a long period when I didn’t touch any web projects. I worked for a long time as an electronics engineer, and my programming was done in Delphi. That’s why I love graphical systems so much. 
But I didn’t end up using LabVIEW—it’s too much for me. I like to be in control. So when I returned to web development, I started looking for a tool that would let me keep my working style. But no-code systems are, to me, an illusion of development, and my colleagues who’ve had a chance to work with them have confirmed this. I thought about choosing Laravel or something in Python, and then I found Wappler. That’s exactly what I need. But I still can’t shake the feeling that for serious projects, I’ll have to use Laravel or just Node.js. Right now, I’m trying to finish my project and see how it turns out, test it under load, and then I’ll decide whether to stick with Wappler or move on to more mature frameworks.
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