As developers we like to think we are super smart because we learned to code but it's really not that much of an accomplishment. I learned to code from a book

As developers we like to think we are super smart because we learned to code but it's really not that much of an accomplishment. I learned to code from a book that cost £60, most professionals spend a fortune and years learning their craft. I constantly find lay people who find out im a developer and then want to show me the code they copy pasted together to get something done. Sure its not pretty but it works and looks as good as any code spat out by a drag and drop no code tool. The people that like no code don't create software and thats why they like it, they like the idea they don't have to learn anything and can just click a button on a program to make a new program. It never works out like that, its always just code but with an awkward drag and drop ui instead of text. The real no code solution is a paragraph description of what the software should do and a big green button that gets an AI to create the new software. Until no code can provide a real solution it's just marketing a fantasy to people who don't know any better.