To give an analogy to natural language, a lot of no-code users want to skip past learning the rules of Latin and jump straight in to writing a 1000 page treatis

To give an analogy to natural language, a lot of no-code users want to skip past learning the rules of Latin and jump straight in to writing a 1000 page treatise in Latin. The problem with no-code is it generally appeals to a class of non-programmers who think programming is hard because of syntax. They don’t understand that coding is hard because it’s about understanding and solving hard problems that touch human computer interaction, legal/compliance and computer science domains (among others).