Will no-code need coding?

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That is quite an interesting question, I keep on going back from time to time.
No-code and low-code can help save a lot of development time but it is quite boring to use a drag and drop interface when you are a developer. Furthermore, there are a few things you might want to code from scratch to make sure, it is efficient.
I'm pretty sure that the future of low-code will involve some hybrid work:

Visual builder for non-essential features
Coding for application critic component
What do you think?

PS: I'm hunting Jetveo today, which enables a hybrid coding approach.

Alissa Anne Pagano · Accepted Answer

@fabian_maume No one seems to count it but I've always enjoyed working with WordPress, so that's just my go-to!

Otherwise just a bit of an explorer and try things (Notion, Webflow, Carrd, Milkshake.app) as I come across them, since I don't actively build much.

Alissa Anne Pagano · Answer

As not-a-developer, I hope no- and low-code doesn't become hybrid in that critical components *require* coding. But already they're so much more powerful/versatile with custom code. So I wouldn't be surprised if things evolve in that direction.

Fabian Maume · Answer

@alissaannepagano Which no code tool are you using?

Pian Istien · Answer

No code will become super important in the futur, but it will still required development work for the critical part of the app.

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I can tell you that no-code platforms and tools allow users to create and build applications, websites, and other digital products without having to write code themselves. While having some knowledge of programming concepts and language syntax can be helpful, the primary goal of no-code is to enable individuals and teams to build complex digital products without needing to write code.

Will no-code need coding?

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