I think low-code/no-code is misleading since it means vastly different things. For example, Zapier is a flow automation tool in the broad RPA category - they a

I think low-code/no-code is misleading since it means vastly different things. For example, Zapier is a flow automation tool in the broad RPA category - they automate triggers and steps between different existing applications. The "code" version of these things is usually data integration plumbing that be built as a FaaS in a few weeks. This is completely different from say, Salesforce or Dynamics 365 apps, also low-code/no-code but where the platform's goal is to build applications tailored to your requirements using the platform's customizability, database included. The "code" version of these things are fully fledged web applications that take months or years to build. This is a much higher bar to meet for these platforms.