> If writing the code is no longer the hard part, what is? I would say that the act of writing the code wasn't the hard part ever and love to cite this post: h

> If writing the code is no longer the hard part, what is? I would say that the act of writing the code wasn't the hard part ever and love to cite this post: https://jaylittle.com/post/view/2023/4/low-code-software-development-is-a-lie/ https://jaylittle.com/post/view/2023/4/low-code-software-dev... > In both the AI Chatbot and the Low Code tool scenarios, the solutions each promise a shortcut around the complexity as perceived by a non-practitioner. That’s the essence of the trap. Practitioners know that the writing of the code is merely the last step in a long process that involves a lot of thinking, discussion and planning. The code is generally the end result and producing it is relatively easy once you truly understand the problem at hand.