Prodly announces $3.5M seed to automate low code cloud deployments
TechCrunch Startup News · TechCrunch
July 31, 20193m 22s
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Show Notes
Low code programming is supposed to make things easier on companies, right? Low code means you can count on trained administrators instead of more expensive software engineers to handle most tasks, but like any issue solved by technology, there are always unintended consequences. While running his former company, Steelbrick, which he sold to Salesforce in 2015 for $360 million, Max Rudman identified a persistent problem with low-code deployments.
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