I think the only real advantage of no-code/low-code stuff is the lower friction to get started, but these tools invariably suck. I grew up with Game Maker (befo

I think the only real advantage of no-code/low-code stuff is the lower friction to get started, but these tools invariably suck. I grew up with Game Maker (before Studio) and just having clear icons to add events and draw sprites and such made things so much easier to learn. That to me should be the focus. But from what I've seen these tools are mostly vendor-lock-in scams for non-coders. Sad.