Languages are not usually aimed at no-programmers. But low-code tools are aimed at them. They're done by well funded companies, so I assume a lot of work(by ve

Languages are not usually aimed at no-programmers. But low-code tools are aimed at them. They're done by well funded companies, so I assume a lot of work(by very skilled people) has be done at understanding the answer to OP's question, and so a lot could be learned from them.