> Low code tools have a strong focus on initial productivity gain. But a continuous fast changing business context with changing requirements requires an approa

> Low code tools have a strong focus on initial productivity gain. But a continuous fast changing business context with changing requirements requires an approach and toolset that is suited for giving long term productivity benefits. The best "low code" tools absolutely meet this requirement and best of all, don't _feel_ like programming to the users. Spreadsheets are the most obvious example.