I agree. Code is usually just a way of representing what you want your app/the machine to do. I think no-code only makes sense if you make multiple, similar pr

I agree. Code is usually just a way of representing what you want your app/the machine to do. I think no-code only makes sense if you make multiple, similar products comprised of existing building blocks and then using a basic visual editor to mark the relation between them. But again, with code it can be similar, you can have differet libraries/packages/APIs and just describe the connection between them.