While true, all these things are process/methodology issues; they will happen with 'yes-code' development too but possibly show up later if the process of creat

While true, all these things are process/methodology issues; they will happen with 'yes-code' development too but possibly show up later if the process of creating is slower than the no/low code software is. I have seen all the things mentioned here in code and in low code environments. Not sure if there is enough data to show it is more in one or the other (yet).