> But these tools are for people who don't know how to build those apps by writing actual code. IMO assuming low-code is just for people who don't know how to

> But these tools are for people who don't know how to build those apps by writing actual code. IMO assuming low-code is just for people who don't know how to code is missing the power of low-code in the ERP/CRM space, and how that will be applicable to more spaces in the future. Besides, I can program but I can also build a simple application in a low-code solution quicker and it will usually be more reliable without lots of testing. IMO saying low-code is for people who don't know how to write actual code is like saying a typewriter is for people who don't know how to write with a pen - they are two different tools to get a job done, and sometimes a pen is better and sometimes a typewriter is better.