I agree. I am a NoCode fan. I run a small operations of a few million dollars and to run it in Systemic way I built a lot of systems with NoCode as i didn’t hav

I agree. I am a NoCode fan. I run a small operations of a few million dollars and to run it in Systemic way I built a lot of systems with NoCode as i didn’t have the luxury of putting engineers on the job. While I am an engineer myself, my day job was to run the ship and which meant I had little time available to make systems. 1st google spreadsheet is where I started and quickly made apps for recording attendance and crm and other stuff. Soon I hit a wall and had to have engineers deployed. However since last year I started using a NoCode tool to build all internal apps and today I and my HR manager have put up a fully functional system right from attendance, pms, timesheets, project management, crm , sales , purchase and everything you can imagine as a fully usable web and mobile app. I must say if the tool has a right type of user identified then nothing can beat noCode.