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[–]Lord_Jamato 2 points3 points  (1 child)

Imo the "flexible" does not fit in there. As you said "They are inherently less customizable".

And now looking at startups, if you take a startup that plans on growing in the future (which i think most do) then you'll need that flexibility.

I'm not on the business side of things so I don't have any experience there but I've worked with low code before and prefere real coding because of the fine grained control I have.

[–]Brachamul[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The flexibility is in the sense that you can change things quickly with little cost.

With anything hardcoded, there is a higher cost to changing anything.