> No code done right is a gym - you get users willing to do something, and you enable them to do whatever they are willing to work for. Exactly! Nearly every s

> No code done right is a gym - you get users willing to do something, and you enable them to do whatever they are willing to work for. Exactly! Nearly every self-taught programmer started this way. They had something they wanted to achieve and learned enough to get that done. The real opportunities here are in creating tools that do have depth behind the scenes which users can learn gradually as they need to. No-code is the on-ramp to the yellow brick road - people who have challenges that take them further than that should be able to grapple with the code abstractions behind the wizard's curtain.