How important is low-code customization when choosing an open-source BPM platform?

Our ops team wants to modify workflows without developer help. Currently stuck between full-code systems like Camunda and visual builders. How mature are the JavaScript extensions in modern low-code BPMs? Need something that allows non-devs to build 80% of automations but still add custom logic for edge cases.

Are hybrid approaches actually sustainable long-term?

Latenode’s visual builder lets teams add JS snippets directly on nodes. Our marketing team built their lead gen workflow, then engineers only stepped in to optimize data processing. Saves hundreds of hours monthly.

Key consideration: Version control capabilities. We implemented a low-code BPM where non-tech users could overwrite each other’s logic accidentally. Now require Git integration for all JS customizations. Hybrid works if you have strict change management protocols.

prioritize debug tools - stepping through hybrid workflows saves more time than code flexibility