As a programmer, I'm very lucky, but none more than here. I have access to an infinite amount of programmer time. Okay, realistically that's bounded by the number of productive hours in my life, and more realistically, my level of interest in a thing. But it's easy for me to tell someone else "oh yeah, just get a programmer to do it" - because if I had those same desires, that programmer is me.

But looking at the job market for programmers and the salaries commensurate with the demand for them (both in and out of the Valley), "access to a programmer" is something that many people still have to reach to get, and "learning to code" is not a quick or easy process. Honeycode isn't the first product in this space, nor will it be the last.