As a platform, in terms of stability, I like it. It is a very well-architected platform. After the Siemens acquisition, Siemens actually put a lot of money into it, the UI, to improve the solution and filled a lot of gaps. 

Right now, if any company or client asks me for a low-code solution in Industry 4.0 space, I would just say, "You don't have to spend money on doing an assessment. Mendix is your go-to." If a client wants to do financial services, this and that, yeah, we can do assessments. We'll figure it out, whatever they need, however, in the manufacturing space, Mendix has found a niche and no one is beating them in that area yet.

Mendix is a stable platform. In terms of stability, I'm rating it eight out of ten.

It is very stable.

I would rate the stability a ten out of ten. We've been running large applications on it, and almost never have any issues.

In terms of stability, Mendix is an eight out of ten.

The solution has been stable. We haven't had issues with it having bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable and the performance is good. 

The solution is stable. 

If you establish best practices at the beginning, it's good. There were some bugs here and there I had to deal with. However, they were small. 

The product is stable and powerful.

I have not had that kind of experience where I can make a statement on the stability of the platform. I don't know whether it is stable or not, as I did not work very deep on the platform in a live setting.

The stability has been good. There are no bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. it's reliable. 

The product is stable and reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. 

We haven't had any issues with it. Internally, we support a very large infrastructure and haven't headed any issues, and our three larger clients haven't had any issues at this point. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable.

Mendix is stable and is very good. I have used multiple no code/no code platforms and Mendix is one of the best platforms I have used.

It is stable and reliable. there are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. I'd rate the stability ten out of ten.

This is a stable solution.

The stability is very good. This is low hassle, low maintenance technology. We write systems for clients on Mendix and the few support issues we've gotten have been quick to fix. The performance is excellent. 

The solution is stable. The most important entities utilize it, such as the Dubai Municipality in the United Arab Emirates and the Ministry of Digital Economy in Jordan. This has more than 5,000 services deployed in the system, around 2,000 of which utilize Mendix and OutSystems. We have had no complaints about stability, only of ordinary issues involving use of the system that entail errors or call for troubleshooting. 

It’s definitely stable for small applications. With bigger applications, you really need to look into servers and make sure that you also have that setup right. Mendix can also help you with that, so they have a community that can help you set up the right things.

It is a flexible and stable solution.

Stability is very good. The modeling environment has been very predictable since Mendix 5. Between versions 4 and 5, there was a big problem with them. Since Mendix 5 and Mendix 7, it has been very predictable. Every month, there is a new release and it has stable functionality, although it is not only the functionality. If you look at the cloud environment, it is very stable, especially since Mendix cloud is now run on Amazon. It has always been click and go, but it is even more impressive what they can do now. 

Their current announcement that they also run a SAP Cloud and IBM Cloud makes it even more powerful. 

It is a stable solution.

In the past, I encountered scalability issues that caused stability issues. Mendix can scale to multiple application servers but at the time it could not scale to more database servers, the only solution was, to add more resources to the single available database server.

I do believe that Mendix is trying to solve this with HP Helion and Cloud Foundry solutions which are horizontal and vertical scalable. I however haven't had any experience with these platforms in combination with Mendix yet.

We have had no issues with the stability.

There are a few bugs when new versions are released which sometimes affects the program when it is run.

No issues.

Stability is not a problem, although you might have to tune your environment for its use cases since the out-of-the-box configuration, like any app, is for general use cases, but there is no real problem here.

We have had Mendix apps that were not maintained properly and left to tick over that were difficult to keep stable and upgrade due to large databases and insufficient resources : This is more due to a lack of engineering than anything related to Mendix. But because Mendix makes things easy, clients often feel like it does not require the same engineering disciplines and this sets up a client for deployment, stability and scalability issues.

It is very stable and there is 24/7 support.

We initially faced issues with complex web services, but now Mendix have evolved and fix most of the major issues with web services.

Stability is ok. It is a bit stable, but we are seeing an increase in workload complexity, so they'll have to figure out a scaler.

When the design of a solution is sub-optimal, the service can get very slow or crash because of too many database calls, or too big Java heap sizes.

It is stil software that as all software can still have bugs. But Mendix responds very well in that area. They have a stable release management so bugs get solved quickly.

I cannot speak much about the stability of the cloud deployment which probably is more sought after. We haven't, however had any issues with the on-premises version.

When a mainframe system with a very large database and batch process was rebuilt in Mendix, we came across performance issues.

The system was performing not as quick/fast as it should have.  

We haven't had any issues with stability.

It is exceptional.

When you restrict yourself to the native functionality the Mendix platform offers you great stability.

We have had no stability issues.

No

The solution is stable.