You have a valid reason for not using Zapier today because you know how to write code (though some still do).
The majority of Zapier users are not engineers. They can't make that trade-off decision. Their trade-off is instead "should I use Zapier or just not do X at all?"
I'd guess many of Panic board's users chose the latter (not do X at all) given they cited lack of integrations as one reason for shutting down.
Well, I know how to write code and I still barely use Zapier because I value my time, IFTTT is "good enough" for most things, and also porting all my IFTTT recipes would cost me -way- too much a month.
Not a complaint about Zapier, mind, just that "you can code" isn't a great argument on this point.
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You have a valid reason for not using Zapier today because you know how to write code (though some still do).
The majority of Zapier users are not engineers. They can't make that trade-off decision. Their trade-off is instead "should I use Zapier or just not do X at all?"
I'd guess many of Panic board's users chose the latter (not do X at all) given they cited lack of integrations as one reason for shutting down.
Well, I know how to write code and I still barely use Zapier because I value my time, IFTTT is "good enough" for most things, and also porting all my IFTTT recipes would cost me -way- too much a month.
Not a complaint about Zapier, mind, just that "you can code" isn't a great argument on this point.