In the end, I don't see the distinction. I expect that instead of an LLM writing text, it may as well make the final thing and you can 'view source' if you like

In the end, I don't see the distinction. I expect that instead of an LLM writing text, it may as well make the final thing and you can 'view source' if you like or just use it. So the LLM is the low-code platform. What will be interesting is what chosen languages/frameworks are the most effective in LLM-based no/low-code platforms. I've wanted forever for developers to choose/use better languages and tools but that's always too varied to execute at a scale beyond early startup. I could see the low-code AIs/LLMs having an advantage using better communication/action interfaces to make apps. Geez this could all happen fast.