I find it odd that the article's topic is literally "the surge of people taking a shot at building a business with no code products", but the author then goes o

I find it odd that the article's topic is literally "the surge of people taking a shot at building a business with no code products", but the author then goes on to be really surprised that so many people in this group are trying to build a business compared with "developers in general". Well if you interview developers who represent their startup product i guess you might end up with similar figures of "wants to be an entrepreneur"? It's missing the point that devs might have a number of incentives in building tools outside of a business scope, but when someone sets out to build a product even when it's not their job & passion "anyway", it pretty damn sure aims to make money