At best, I expect it will maybe reach parity with (more likely fall short of) the kind of accessibility that other low-code application development tools and WY

At best, I expect it will maybe reach parity with (more likely fall short of) the kind of accessibility that other low-code application development tools and WYSIWYG website builders have reached. Specifically, I can see where this kind of utility will be too limited for professionals and skilled amateurs to bother with, beyond maybe doing some kind of “boilerplate+”, and yet it will remain out of reach for the vast majority of laypeople who will quickly realize that programming requires more than just a grasp of syntax and an IDE. Square Space and Wix haven’t meaningfully impacted the professional web design market as near as I can tell, and Airtable hasn’t cost any SQL engineers their jobs. Just my gut instinct, though, and I’ve certainly been wrong before.