[zjaffee]

Isn't this essentially just trying to reinvent ERP (i.e. what SAP has built a 207 billion dollar company at time of writing on and 90% of fortune 500 companies along with endless other large organizations use).

One can argue that ERP as code is higher value than whatever it is right now, but to act like this is a totally new idea is insane.

[dmd]

I worked in a place where basically everything that happened in the company was implemented as actions within Lotus Notes.

While the choice of implementation and performance were abysmal (Notes was a great/the only choice when the decision was made but 25 years later not so much), the actual idea was amazing and it worked extremely well.

[bonsai_spool]

> the actual idea was amazing and it worked extremely well.

What do you think are the reasons it worked so well? Any anecdotes of why it was so effective?