Not nervous at all. This takes me back ten years ago when "SOA" was the buzzword with companies like IBM selling complex GUIs that allowed you to drag and drop

Not nervous at all. This takes me back ten years ago when "SOA" was the buzzword with companies like IBM selling complex GUIs that allowed you to drag and drop business nodes around on a page to generate a business workflow: FTP upload here, send a web service there, connect to legacy system over there, etc. Sure it looked impressive to managers, but all I could see was clever marketing that would eventually force customers to hire "SOA consultants" whenever any of that complex generated Java/XML/etc fell over. So much for no more developers. This looks very much like the same thing.