Often there is still a lot of programming to do, as a lot of the use cases involve some sort of integration into a bigger systems, or you might have to process

Often there is still a lot of programming to do, as a lot of the use cases involve some sort of integration into a bigger systems, or you might have to process larger quantities of data which gets you into queues and for example managing rate limits. That said I 100% agree that often the basic tools are sufficient to solve these problems, and where it gets complex there are many battle tested solutions.