well, I think that's understating the value of a no-code tool like this. By having the right abstractions, apps are easily changeable (in a GUI), which means anyone in the business can make changes to the application.

However, the key here is right abstractions, sometimes seemingly tiny changes are impossible in these no-code solutions due to the abstractions that were chosen.

So no-code tools are actually extremely rigid in comparison to programming languages, but they still have a place and I believe it's still a growing industry.