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0:00 AUGForums.com Live Introduction #Acumatica
3:40 #AcumaticaTnT – Tips and Tricks that will blow your mind
15:45 Ryan – Introducing Yuriy Zaletskyy, No Code, Low Code, and Real Code
17:04 Yuriy – Coding tradeoffs between ease of use and performance
18:38 Ryan – Performance example: Attributes and CSAnswers
20:14 Yuriy – Story of a customer with over 2,000 Attributes
27:56 Ryan – Creating “data stores” to make “no code / low code” possible in reporting
30:45 Yuriy – Lesson learned with SQL Views and IsKey
31:59 Defining lines between No Code, Low Code, and Real Code
38:18 Ryan – Limitations of New Workflow Engine and when to use Real Code
41:50 Yuriy – Example of New Workflow Engine being prioritized over Real Code
44:54 Ryan – Example of code to enable a field on a released transaction to be edited
46:52 Yuriy – Using Real Code to reference something done in Workflow Designer
49:10 Ryan – Warning about SQL Code and Acumatica Upgrades
51:00 Yuriy – Integration example of when you need Real Code
54:37 Collaboration between No Code, Low Code, Real Code, Developers, and Business Users
59:20 Ryan – Upcoming Acumatica Hackathon at Acumatica Summit in July
1:01:22 Code Documentation and Self-Documenting Code
1:02:40 Final Thoughts
Today’s Guests
Yuriy Zaletskyy
Location: Ukraine
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Chat Transcript
Welcome to the broadcast. Two questions to start:
1. Where are you joining from today?
2. Are you planning to go to Acumatica Summit this Summer?
1. Long Beach, California
2. Not planning to go this Summer 
Hello from NJ
TnT #1: https://blog.zaletskyy.com/post/2020/…
I used it also to link to MS teams
TnT #2: https://blog.zaletskyy.com/post/2020/…
TnT #3: https://blog.zaletskyy.com/post/2021/…
Yuriy, speak up a bit. Sometimes I have a hard time to understand you. We want to hear you.
TnT #4: https://www.augforums.com/forums/acum…
Because attributes are more of a logical data structure vs. physical, we try to stay away from them (among other reasons). 
To me, low code is if you can do it easily in the customization project directly. No code would be like automation steps and the new workflow.
It doesn’t take much for me to need to go to visual studio for syntax, etc.
New workflow engine bit us this week. We wanted to add an option to a dropdown, and we can no longer do that in real custom code. Has to be done at least partly in workflows. Very surprising.
Ha! Unlocking a released invoice to edit a user defined field has currently been a frustation of ours!
Can you reference those new options in code later, though, when you add them in workflow ? I would doubt it.
right
Version control is always an issue when doing no-code or low-code vs. real code. Harder to do or see changes without real code. Any thoughts on version control? Low/No code is hidden.
xml is an option, but hard to sort through
Is anyone going to the Hackathon at Summit this year?
yes!
Of all the things that we developers do, documentation is the last thing that we like to do. Should we do it? Yes – but it is the least favourite thing to do. 🙂
yes
Yuri, thanks for your blogs. Great stuff.
Thank all of you. Have a great memorial day.
