I'll concur on the drag and drop programming. I started with VB in the 90s while doing tech support and then made way to C and then Java. I figured Java was sho

I'll concur on the drag and drop programming. I started with VB in the 90s while doing tech support and then made way to C and then Java. I figured Java was short-lived when I took a job during v 1.1.7. It was slow and clunky. There were numerous articles about it doing OO the wrong way (not that it made any difference to me). I though VB would grow and mature with building UIs and backing with more robust code, but it just kind of petered out. If anything iOS storyboards attempted to bring that idea back. I did not see infrastructure as code being a thing.