It may be tempting for a programmer to take that view; programmers are the logical ones, and the non-programmers are either too dumb or lacks the right attitude

It may be tempting for a programmer to take that view; programmers are the logical ones, and the non-programmers are either too dumb or lacks the right attitude. I am more sympathetic to non-programmers. They may be logical too, but they just specialized in different fields or hasn't had the time and chance to learn programming. They may as well have in-depth domain knowledge and logic. These people may as well benefit from having low-code tools to further their fields.