Not using, but building. It significantly lowers the barrier of entry for new customers to use the tech. What's important for me is that users can ramp up from

Not using, but building. It significantly lowers the barrier of entry for new customers to use the tech. What's important for me is that users can ramp up from drag 'n drop to coding by hand. Otherwise they might just end up feeling stuck with the tool. I'd rather see users use and then discard our tool once they ramped up their skills, in favour of then just writing code using our tech. Much better than getting stuck forever in our competitors' rather limited toy editors. :)