> who are unable to build what they can imagine because of the coding bottleneck Sounds to me like a generally applicable thing to be honest. Even as a program

> who are unable to build what they can imagine because of the coding bottleneck Sounds to me like a generally applicable thing to be honest. Even as a programmer I can't just pick up my favorite language and use it for any type of software. There is mature/user-friendly infrastructure and libraries for X/Y targeting Z, for a limited set of permutations.