A lot of negativity towards no-code in the comments, which I think is misguided. These tools also makes developers lives easier and help us serve the customer b

A lot of negativity towards no-code in the comments, which I think is misguided. These tools also makes developers lives easier and help us serve the customer better. Sure, when a project react a certain level of complexity, no-code is not enough and you need real code, and the transition might be painful. But most tasks are simple. 80% of all solution might never reach the level of complexity where code is required. For the remaining 20% it means we now have a working prototype which represent the requirements of the customer, which is much better than starting from scratch with vague specifications. Web site builders like Wordpress is the classic example. Once even trivial websites required programming. Now most websites can be built in such a system.