> Translating requirements into code is the hard part I so agree. However, I don’t think that a majority of the new generation of developers would. Technologi

> Translating requirements into code is the hard part I so agree. However, I don’t think that a majority of the new generation of developers would. Technologies, platforms, frameworks, user and system interfaces, and how to best modify persistent data is what many would say is the hard part. With this viewpoint, the pursuit of automation into no-code tools is much more understandable in my opinion.