Ray Deck argues for building products fast with no-code and low-code tools by breaking work into small, stackable steps. Stack one component on top of the next without increasing cost, and momentum compounds. Speed and high aspirations beat despair.
You can bring that into your own no-code, low-code efforts, and you can do it in a way that, you know, doesn't make it more expensive to build. It just makes it faster. And by making it faster, by saying, we're going to take this step and then we're going to take the next step. We're going to build this part. Then we're going to build this part and then stack on top of that, uh, that we're able to make the maximum progress. And so we can say, instead of out of despair, we say out of our highest aspiration, because we know this is the path that we're going to use to make great, great products. You will build this again.
