
It’s less a development tool and more an industrial software manufacturing plant. Pega feels burdensome, dogmatic, and relentlessly process-logical, and it isn’t particularly tolerant of deviation. If you’re looking to build a fast prototype, you’ve come to the wrong place.
In my view, it’s best used for company orchestration where the cost of failure is very high. It also makes sense when you need to handle complex decisioning logic across legacy systems. If all you need is a simple data-entry application, you should look elsewhere. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The customization of the UI in the Cosmos system of design is infuriatingly strict. Although the common structure makes upgrading compatible, attempting to make the display pixel-for-pixel and customized to the consumer's appearance means battling the structure. You are frequently forced to accept poor interfaces in lieu of what your design team really wanted. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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