As a non developer it's even more daunting because if I want to create something it's likely to be a web app and to learn about front end + back end + infra/hos

As a non developer it's even more daunting because if I want to create something it's likely to be a web app and to learn about front end + back end + infra/hosting + security + database just to build a basic CRUD app it's a ginormous second step on the learning curve to push past the first step of taking a python bootcamp (with a session or two on Flask if lucky) for example. I'm looking at the Odin project but more realistically I'll just keep slowly creeping upwards from no code (built a half dozen apps on Glide, Adalo) to Low-Code (Noodl, tadabase) to serverless (pythonanywhere).