In fact, the lowcode/nocode platforms produce very well structured code behind the scene and they can train LLMs to build apps following their well defined stru

In fact, the lowcode/nocode platforms produce very well structured code behind the scene and they can train LLMs to build apps following their well defined structure, which means their apps can still take advantage of the LLMs but will have less bugs than just letting the LLMs produce a stand-alone app. Of course, the LLMs can produce more versatile apps than lowcode/nocode platforms but I don't see the LLMs as the competitors.