This stuff is really prevalent. I'm a programmer and I'll happily build out some low-code solution in Google Sheets or whatever. Since it takes out of the equ

This stuff is really prevalent. I'm a programmer and I'll happily build out some low-code solution in Google Sheets or whatever. Since it takes out of the equation a whole host of potential workloads (deployment, environment maintenance, source code control, etc), these low-code solutions offer rapid deployment of prototypes. Often times, these little prototypes end up being used by 100s of people within a company. I love it because I bill out like $x0k for a few days of work. Once it's done, I pretty much never have to support it, since Google is managing that for me. Clients love it because development is done in a few days and they never seem to have to contact anyone for support. The successful ones always lead to more business. Especially with megacorps with lots of brands. Brand X will show off their new dashboard, and Brand Y wants their own version and will happily pay pretty close to the original price for basically a copy-pasta job.