You can often mix low-code into a solution that requires some code, I did that recently creating a custom review app for a Shopify store: https://respiroc.com/

You can often mix low-code into a solution that requires some code, I did that recently creating a custom review app for a Shopify store: https://respiroc.com/blogs/software/how-to-make-your-own-custom-review-app-in-shopify-using-airtable https://respiroc.com/blogs/software/how-to-make-your-own-cus... Basically: 1. Airtable (low-code) to be a database + submitting new data 2. python code to sync to shopify 3. frontend liquid code to display reviews. I have built a lot of low-code with Airtable for a 5-6 million dollar business (revenue per year). Product development system, warehouse management++. And just to be clear: The good no-code systems are still built by coders.