>Will they replace developers...? What an odd question to ask! Who do you think is going to code / maintain those "no-code" tools then? If for nothing else, th

>Will they replace developers...? What an odd question to ask! Who do you think is going to code / maintain those "no-code" tools then? If for nothing else, this is one reason why you'll never obsolete developers. But actually, if you think about it, the best you can do is that you raise the level of abstraction - that doesn't mean the new level will not need developers. Of course, for certain common "boring" software will be no-code, which I'm actually quite happy about. Who would want to code the N+1st CRUD app over and over again?...