Great software works well when it enables people to do things they could not before. Low code works well when the use case is isolated to something where you ca

Great software works well when it enables people to do things they could not before. Low code works well when the use case is isolated to something where you can focus on simplifying or putting training wheels on writing logic or configurations. When things get complex you end up with what amounts to Xcode or Visual Studio - something that clearly does help professional go faster. When you try to replace an entire language and multiple libraries with visual editor, you end up with something really complex, and often beyond your user's abilities to learn with the limited time/attention they have.