“No code” platforms aren’t going to replace software developers. I’ve tried out several of the major ones and came away with the conclusion they are this genera

“No code” platforms aren’t going to replace software developers. I’ve tried out several of the major ones and came away with the conclusion they are this generation’s microsoft access. Someone who isn’t a programmer might be able to build something in them, but their IT department won’t want to support those solutions and they will definitely need support. I expect a cottage industry of no code consultants, who will be programmers under a different name. I think something like airtable or microsoft lists is going to replace a lot more custom software. They are this generation’s microsoft excel.