If the code can't be ported to other environments or it's not open source than it's "not-code". These are tools to get specific tasks done and I don't think the

If the code can't be ported to other environments or it's not open source than it's "not-code". These are tools to get specific tasks done and I don't think they're replaceing code. They're replacing other less compatible tools. It's funny that in all this thread there is no mention of MS Access. One of the best no code tools there is, and you can find millions of application in many industries based on Access.