I have no idea how you would measure the accuracy of that 90%. The huge majority of no code solutions never get published - they just quietly tick away doing th

I have no idea how you would measure the accuracy of that 90%. The huge majority of no code solutions never get published - they just quietly tick away doing their thing in some corner of the business. The only ones you're really likely to hear about are the ones that aren't working or need modifying by an expert. Maybe there's a parallel there, that 90% of no code projects do provide complete solutions and 10% are problematic