No-code environments are “Duck Programming:” https://raganwald.com/2012/01/08/duck-programming.html https://raganwald.com/2012/01/08/duck-programming.html I’m

No-code environments are “Duck Programming:” https://raganwald.com/2012/01/08/duck-programming.html https://raganwald.com/2012/01/08/duck-programming.html I’m much more interested in how they manage all the software engineering _around_ the low code than I am in the low code itself, e.g. - version control - testing - developing at scale Which is not to say that the low-code tooling for single developers or extremely small groups is not interesting and valuable in its own right. It’s just that this other stuff is even more interesting if a tool is to escape a small (but still incredibly valuable*) niche of making prototypes quickly. ——— * Way back when, some of us used Hypercard to do low-code prototypes and mockups of apps. It was absolutely a good tool for iterating quickly on working prototypes, and Bubble could be that with high-fidelity today.