[darthrupert]

Low-code/no-code is essentially a fine idea. It's the same idea as DSLs and libraries, with an attempt to bring it these ideas (usually by UX techniques and severly limiting the power of the system) to the technically simpler people.

The problem is that afaik nobody has yet implemented the grand idea well. They build the facade and the insides are rotten, haphazardly put together without a clear vision. It needs a deeply technical vision and, I imagine, a bit of computer science to get right.

It's a bit like what the cloud space was before AWS and Google came along.