I’ve been part of a couple no code/low code platforms. They pop up every decade and do ok for a while and then wither and die, only to be replaced by the next g

I’ve been part of a couple no code/low code platforms. They pop up every decade and do ok for a while and then wither and die, only to be replaced by the next gen of them. 4GL (fourth gen languages), BPM systems, things like clipper or dbase, access, even VB is a low code kind of platform. The new generation focuses on web tech and mobile, and they’ll do well for a while, until the landscape changes enough and they accumulate enough cruft to become unwieldy to use. In 10 years or so we’ll be talking about something like that again.