There is no such thing. There are simply different representations of 'code'. Those who promote 'no code' solutions always seem to think that just because one

There is no such thing. There are simply different representations of 'code'. Those who promote 'no code' solutions always seem to think that just because one does not edit with a text editor that there is no need to design the solution or to debug it. One is still developing, just using different tools. For some subset of problems it might indeed enable someone who is not a programmer to create a solution just as Excel enabled millions of people to do just that. Unfortunately one usually finds a little later that the solution has the shape of the tools used to create it, that because the tool could do something in a certain way that is the way that is chosen rather than choosing the tool to fit the intended solution. You end up with people creating databases in Excel because Excel is what they had.