We are really flexing with the OSDK, finding that to work amazingly well for nicer tools. We could ALMOST replace our use of flutter flow development, and build faster and better apps.
The one gap, is mobile development. While we can use a browser based application for most of our needs, the ability to use native device features like NFC prevents us from transitioning completely.
One way that we have seen this on another low code platform was that they published their own store app, and then surfaced the individual applets inside of it. This allows for quick development and deployment in the low code environment, and pushes it automatically to the mobile devices without the need for an actual app update.
The deployment cycle with flutter flow is really painful for us too, requiring real app updates that have to go through the approval process on the Apple store. If we could get to a place where OSDK apps could be surfaced inside of a deployed mobile application on Apple and Android stores, and that native application had the ability to interact with NFC and the camera initially, it would kill two birds with one stone for us.