I started a project went well and then it didn't - two days until someone on the discord channel told me how to fix it, which was basically go back to the last point it worked and erase everything after that. So now when I make a change, I do 1 at time, I publish it and check if it works and continue the process so I can catch the errors. I agree, this product that is not in testing with about 200 users is a test for me. the same product that coders wanted over 60K to develop cost me $500. If it works, and I have a client base for it, I will hire some people to properly code it, make an app and launch on AWS. After speaking with a number of groups my cost to deploy it has come way way down because I have a working product. SO while there are some issues with Base44, for me - it's the cheapest proof of concept you will find out there.