> Designing a solution worth a damn is actually the most difficult part of the software development process. Low Code tools lie to customers by implying that th

> Designing a solution worth a damn is actually the most difficult part of the software development process. Low Code tools lie to customers by implying that the writing of code is the hardest part. I don't think there is a lie here. Writing 'production-grade' deployed code is the hardest part for people who can't code, but that do understand processes and how to design them. There are plenty of people I have come across who cannot write code, but who are still intelligent and could design a robust process. This is the benefit of low-code and AI tools: liberate the ability to develop software tools to people who are capable but don't want to spend years learning to program.