IMO, that example is absolutely not "no code". In fact, I would think it would be very hard to understand by non-coders. If you can train someone to understan

IMO, that example is absolutely not "no code". In fact, I would think it would be very hard to understand by non-coders. If you can train someone to understand that, you could train them to code. The only saving grace it has is that most of the interface is "no code" so that you can focus your training on smaller pieces... But that's just "low code" at that point, which isn't nearly as marketable.