Yea I think the main, major problem with no-code tools is that they are not as composable as real coding. How that manifests is in a “difficulty cliff” - every

Yea I think the main, major problem with no-code tools is that they are not as composable as real coding. How that manifests is in a “difficulty cliff” - everything is very easy until that one thing that you absolutely need - it’s impossible - and since the components aren’t infinitely malleable there’s nothing you can do about it. What happens if you launch and that impossible thing is something critical that your biggest, paid, customer wants? A close number 2 is the janki-ness, and then the rest of the things you mentioned