I'm of the believe that low code is for small and low complexity software. Often I find myself wanting to do something that is relatively simple but it needs to

I'm of the believe that low code is for small and low complexity software. Often I find myself wanting to do something that is relatively simple but it needs to be done many times. I often have to weigh the complexity of writing a script vs doing it by hand. Let's say it takes 2 hours to write code vs 1.5 hours to do it by hand in some situation. Low code could make my decision much easier if, as it promises,writing the code took less effort. But I don't think anyone would pick it to write complicated and long code. I think it has its place as a code writing tool. The big issue to me, and the article's author, is that you are locked into whatever tool you use. That and the never ending subscription makes it a very unattractive choice for any project no matter how simple it is.