> They [barefoot developers] are the kinds of people who would be thrilled to have more agency and power over computers. I don't think this is true. No-code so

> They [barefoot developers] are the kinds of people who would be thrilled to have more agency and power over computers. I don't think this is true. No-code software development solutions have existed for a while now and we have not seen a rapid increase in software being built. Technical people who are non-programmers are not interested in having power over computers at all. They want to get their work done. And if doing this work requires too much work, they'll give up on the task than learn the thing.