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Put this here to see what the HN community thinks of this trend and the 2024 projection.

• homarp 5y ago
  Who build the low-code tools and 'add-on' if not IT? low-code tool might maybe get us back to where we were earlier with VB... but there was a cottage industry of OCX controls, again built by IT. Same thing is/will happen with 'low code' tools: they all have their internal market, where "IT" sells what can not be done with the low-code tool. And then, it's like Excel or MsAccess... it works until it does not (or the person who wrote it left the company) and then it needs to be rewritten.
  • throwaway2016a 5y ago
    That's a good point though I think most apps are CRUD and ETL and are very repetitive.