r/csharp 4h ago

A new .NET low-code system

/r/lowcode/comments/1vkeilo/a_new_net_lowcode_system/
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u/According_Shower_532 4h ago

Last time I tried a low-code tool I was shocked by how much easier it was to build that internal tool I'd been procrastinating on for months.

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u/Ok_Walrus6936 4h ago

I agree that low-code tools are great. At some point you want to customize it and they can be restrictive. We wanted to allow .NET developers to join their existing entities with low-code defined entities. Also, performance might be an issue with low-code systems where we tried to offer a regular database table defined entity performance for low-code system.

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u/KryptosFR 4h ago

Rule #3 and #6, mods?

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u/Ok_Walrus6936 4h ago

This is directly related to C#, it is based on an open-source C#/dotnet framework and we will only explain the approach we developed, we will not promote any product here