The problem with "No code" platforms is that you're relying on magic provided by the platform tools so when it's time to extend or modify the code it's a total

The problem with "No code" platforms is that you're relying on magic provided by the platform tools so when it's time to extend or modify the code it's a total nightmare (remember Dreamweaver?). In a sense it's vendor lock-in. "No code" systems work for simple things like visual layouts (Squarespace) or IFTT GUIs for simple actions but anything beyond will be a hassle to maintain and extend when you need to.