> so does making a really good spreadsheet. Excel probably hits the sweet spot for no-code vs low-code vs actual code. The transiion between the levels is com

> so does making a really good spreadsheet. Excel probably hits the sweet spot for no-code vs low-code vs actual code. The transiion between the levels is completely seamless. If you want to add a complex calculation you can. If you really want to go crazy, you can too. Sure, it's not maintainable, you can't google the formula syntax (because it's translated) etc. An important aspect of "no code" and "low code" isn't that there is no code being typed, there is "no coding tools", "no code compilation", "no code maintenance".