In some areas I think it is great and I use it. My main issues with it. Nocode still needs the same development process and change management which is a large

In some areas I think it is great and I use it. My main issues with it. Nocode still needs the same development process and change management which is a large part of software development. Even though nocode is sold as you can just flip switches. Nocode always comes with limitations. Code does not. Fixing things like bad data structures never seem to happen in nocode. Nocode has been around since at least early 80s. Sold under different names. There are plenty of obsolete workflow systems out there. Nocode comes with the risk of having too much configuration. Highly configurable systems are known to be expensive to, guess what, configure. Nocode solutions always end up looking like Brasilia. A grandiose idea with much of the necessary stuff in the outskirts outside of the main plan(e).