Low-code no-code platforms work best when they're open source and customizable. Organizations can build their own tools, cut costs, and stop depending on vendors to maintain them.
Before we end, just last thoughts from your perspective. Where do you think low-code, no-code is going and who's going to be involved?
I think the more we embrace it, it'll change. But I think people need to be open to using it as a tool and then making it their own. That's the beauty of the open-source software is making it your own and being able to create an application that others can use. And then it'd be specific to your needs. So I think it's up to us to make that interface for the, you know, for ladder logic replacement or just a usable interface, you know, without throwing ladder structured text debate in there. You know, and, you know, investigate it. I mean, some of these things are free. I mean, why Yeah. Why not save some money if you've got the capacity to, to have someone build it and, um, and then create the, the user interface that, you know, like you don't have to call somebody back, they can, uh, work with your people to customize it.
