justin& #39;s rule: all no-code eventually converges to yes-code over time

basically, at some point the UI becomes so unwieldy and hard to use that SQL is a superior UX https://twitter.com/NotionHQ/status/1266071117661270018">https://twitter.com/NotionHQ/...

if the people using this feature would just take 2 hours to learn basic SQL we could have avoided this and gone home early

like, im sorry to be a thinkboi here but at some point users need to stop being 5 year olds and learn the right tool for the job. we& #39;re reinventing things that already exist and are already good in the name of no-code

Does anyone really think that *this* is easier to build and easier to read than SQL?

none of this is to rip on Notion per se, I& #39;m sure a bunch of their high value clients asked for this and that& #39;s why they built it. but like...just use the right tool for the job guys

and because of course, people will use your words to push their agenda, a reminder of what& #39;s important: https://twitter.com/itunpredictable/status/1266177548767002624?s=20">https://twitter.com/itunpredi...