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by jc_811
1523 days ago
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“Any sufficiently advanced tool eventually recreates the act of programming” I think that quote in your last paragraph really hits the nail on the head. I’ve become pretty adept at a few no/low-code tools and have thought after a particularly challenging project “wow, that was a doozy. There’s no way somebody new at this tool would have been able to work that out. The only reason I could is because I have months and months of daily hands on experience with the tool”… which at that point, I’ve realized the learning curve can be similar to just learning how to write all the code. Always fun to learn new tools and methodologies though no matter what :) |
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I don't disagree, but to me you unlock your true potential by learning to code. Once you are proficient in the art, the framework / language / tools don't matter anymore as they are all the same. Once you understand computation from bottom to the top, you realize it's all the same thing re-done in endless variations.