Software engineers spend every day trying to automate away their jobs, and it's hardly a conservative field. If it were easier to use a visual interface than c

Software engineers spend every day trying to automate away their jobs, and it's hardly a conservative field. If it were easier to use a visual interface than code, then devs would figure it out and we'd all start doing it. The "no code" revolution is probably more accurately the Microsoft Access replacement for our generation. Sleeker, cooler, more professional. But like Access, you have to replace it with real software when it starts getting complex.