Is that final 20% not just configuration? It's maybe still a candidate for a no/low-code interface. Imperative code is the easiest way for technical people to

Is that final 20% not just configuration? It's maybe still a candidate for a no/low-code interface. Imperative code is the easiest way for technical people to solve mapping problems and encode business rules. They definitely aren't the only ways of solving those types of problems though. My guess is that there will be a few attempts to create accessible and generalised way of expressing business logic for the everyday user - a DSL for business logic. Software engineers have largely rejected visual programming environments for serious programming but perhaps these tools will be reinvented for an entirely new audience.