> Every couple of years, the hope surfaces that a simple graphical interface will replace teams of developers. Business people to quickly and easily create beau

> Every couple of years, the hope surfaces that a simple graphical interface will replace teams of developers. Business people to quickly and easily create beautiful expressions of their ideas and launch them into production seamlessly. A handful of startups in every generation take up this challenge, and they mostly fail. well, I used to work in a company where a lot of software were written in Max/MSP (https://1cyjknyddcx62agyb002-c74projects.s3.amazonaws.com/files/2015/12/super-looper-patching-mode1.png https://1cyjknyddcx62agyb002-c74projects.s3.amazonaws.com/fi...). Sure, it wasn't very maintainable, but it allowed one person to iterate very fast. I've also used some CRUD apps which were entirely made in MS Access (D&D 3.5 eTools :) ).