To some degree it's true unless nocode/lowcode platforms will adapt to the situation - I used thing called Xano for a bit recently and will use them as the exa

To some degree it's true unless nocode/lowcode platforms will adapt to the situation - I used thing called Xano for a bit recently and will use them as the example of very poor adaptation (so far). Their insistence on being "no code" as much as possible became really annoying and tedious after a while - some examples: * through multiple iterations of back and forth with LLM assistant I can get DB schema but there is no way to import whole schema with relations, indexes, views described with SQL statements into that nocode app - extremely annoing to have "manually", tediously click and recreate the thing * same with their drag&drop "functions" stacks builder - very annoying to fiddle around and click click click when in the back of your head you have "damn, llm could generate that block of code in 1m and be done" * don't even get me started with their custom DSL "expressions" - yet another thing not usable anywhere outside of their platform, despite potential and usefulness I have absolutely no incentives to try to learn that At this point I really think that I would be faster with code and LLM than this nocode DBaaS