There's a difference between useful, tried and true abstractions like SQL or compiled languages. As you accrue decades of experience, you start to learn that so

There's a difference between useful, tried and true abstractions like SQL or compiled languages. As you accrue decades of experience, you start to learn that some abstractions are just hopeless, like those tools that sell themselves as "programming for non-programmers" which promess you that you won't need to write code. A new version of this comes up every few years.