Everyone seems to want to make an analogy for why no-code tools are bad, or will end badly. But I've watched countless numbers of individuals start & build ful

Everyone seems to want to make an analogy for why no-code tools are bad, or will end badly. But I've watched countless numbers of individuals start & build full web apps, websites, mobile apps, and more - all without code. No-code tools are viable to use to build a product or business, and they're here to stay. They're not here to "take dev jobs", but they are here to empower the 99.5% of people that don't know how to code. Imagine what features more advanced no-code tool platforms like Webflow.com & Bubble.io will have in 5 years. While y'all discuss pros/cons, we'll be busy building.