I find it difficult to agree with this statement. But perhaps I am biased towards no-code. I have always been able to find a way around when implementing compl

I find it difficult to agree with this statement. But perhaps I am biased towards no-code. I have always been able to find a way around when implementing complex business logic. A very peculiar use case I had to solve was for a parking slot booking app - limited spots available, one spot can hold either one large vehicle (car) or six 2-wheelers. So essentially it became like how you mentioned-> if x=car then parking spots available can only be N choices. If x = bike, then spots is 6N or 6(N-1) if someone booked a spot for a car. If spots remaining = 3 then x can not be Car. Took me a couple of days to get it working but i was in the end able to get a working app built purely with no-code on DronaHQ. Disclaimer - I work with DronaHQ.