I would agree with your point yet the no-code tools are definitely not marketed as that. And we all know how marketing influences decisions by people remote eno

I would agree with your point yet the no-code tools are definitely not marketed as that. And we all know how marketing influences decisions by people remote enough from the tasks at hand. So what worries me is the prospect of having to support no-code which creeped into applications important enough to make management throw fits.