I feel that every no-code tool that gets sophisticated enough to replace manual human coding work will have a significant learning curve. So much so that we wil

I feel that every no-code tool that gets sophisticated enough to replace manual human coding work will have a significant learning curve. So much so that we will need trained professionals to operate these sophisticated no-code tools. Yes, people will be more productive using no-code tools over manual coding/deployment, but we will still need these skilled no-code professionals to use these things and ship faster.