There are some really good low-code tools. For the most part programmers and IT professionals will use them. We have scene this before, look at the history of V

There are some really good low-code tools. For the most part programmers and IT professionals will use them. We have scene this before, look at the history of Visual Basic for direct comparisons. Low-code is here to stay. Most business programming should be done outside of IT. Not because programmers will not do it but in order to have better alignment with the business. Programmers will still have jobs and be needed. The work will shift as it has for the last 50 years to higher level languages that use libraries and frameworks that allow fewer programmers to manage more business value. If businesses could write good specs, they would do so now. For the most part they don't because it is really hard to write good specs.