Great post; I'm reminded of how firstly 'no-code' was often used adjacent to 'low-code' in blogspam and press releases, but also how the only shop I've ever wor

Great post; I'm reminded of how firstly 'no-code' was often used adjacent to 'low-code' in blogspam and press releases, but also how the only shop I've ever worked in that used such a tool had an ever-expanding team of devs building stuff with it, as opposed to the non-technical users it was supposedly meant to target.