> Would you take the same position in software? Almost certainly not - because it is complex. Why not? > Sure, there's plenty of no-code or low-code platforms

> Would you take the same position in software? Almost certainly not - because it is complex. Why not? > Sure, there's plenty of no-code or low-code platforms out there - but why are they not more popular? I would compare software with auto routing and without more to Python with C situation. Auto routing is more like garbage collector to me. Should we discourage people from programming in Python just because for hobbyist C or C++ might too hardcore? It's not that they have to be professional developers - why not let them learn how to write even simple python script that help them processing some text and do simple automation? It's not that everyone need or want to write operating system. After all today python is the most popular programming language even though it mostly started being used in education or basic scripting. Should we also forbid people using ChatGPT to help with programming for doing some creative coding? Let them have some fun.