The concept of "no code" has been in existence for much longer than the term "no code" has been in use. For example Excel spreadsheets have existed longer than

The concept of "no code" has been in existence for much longer than the term "no code" has been in use. For example Excel spreadsheets have existed longer than the term "no code" and these allow people from a non software background to automate some of their tasks, but even now we don't tend to call this "no code". There's very specific connotations with the term, which is why I think at the moment "no code" is typically used as a marketing and sales play. This is something I wrote about in more depth here: https://www.lesinskis.com/whats-the-deal-with-no-code.html https://www.lesinskis.com/whats-the-deal-with-no-code.html