I agree - but I also think a perfect no-code solution will meet initial resistance. Just like binary to assembly did, and assembly to C did, and C to python did

I agree - but I also think a perfect no-code solution will meet initial resistance. Just like binary to assembly did, and assembly to C did, and C to python did, etc. etc. People always resist the next level of abstraction. Either because they have to relearn something, or because there's some status associated with it being hard, or something else. It's just the nature of people for most to resist the new abstraction. This doesn't mean the perfect no-code solution is here, but just because people are dismissing it at first also isn't evidence that it's not. I think there's a lot more we could do with just visualizations around making the regular programming tooling way better: http://worrydream.com/#!/LearnableProgramming http://worrydream.com/#!/LearnableProgramming