If it's slow and boring, automate it. That's your job as a programmer. Repetitive work is ideally suited for automation. It's not about typing faster but being

If it's slow and boring, automate it. That's your job as a programmer. Repetitive work is ideally suited for automation. It's not about typing faster but being creative without getting bogged down by the keyboard. If what you do is mostly slow and boring, somebody will eventually automate it and you'll need to learn some new thing. The whole no-code movement is about taking the stuff that people do manually and automating it to the point that somebody without much training can do stuff with it. It's a logical outcome of this stuff being tedious and repetitive enough that it can be automated.