I've luckily missed all the "no code" stuff. This has so many shades of that "no ops" nonsense that was being peddled about 5-10 years ago, which seems to be r

I've luckily missed all the "no code" stuff. This has so many shades of that "no ops" nonsense that was being peddled about 5-10 years ago, which seems to be rooted in similar misunderstandings. If you want to run your company on a "no code" basis, good luck with that! I'm sure your Finance and product managers won't complain at all when they have their VBA macros taken away.