I use a low code technology for a living and this is spot on. You can give people options and knobs to play with but anything resembling coding is not going to

I use a low code technology for a living and this is spot on. You can give people options and knobs to play with but anything resembling coding is not going to work. And ultimately it slows down actual development because the low code is a bad abstraction. Often hiding what's happening in the actual code making it difficult to develop and debug.