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It’s not like anyone has a choice in the matter. There’s a huge profit incentive to create the first ubiquitous no-code framework. Like some commenters above th
by keenmaster 6y ago
It’s not like anyone has a choice in the matter. There’s a huge profit incentive to create the first ubiquitous no-code framework. Like some commenters above though, I think that no-code will only increase the aggregate demand for software, much of which will need software engineers.