Back in undergrad around ~2016, a professor who shared the same sentiment once said something funny along the lines of 'No/low-code is temporary. But one thing is certain - HTML will never die!' during a class discussion around the concept of 'clicks, not code' and if it presented a real risk to future job security.

Services like this are cool and all - if one of them gets someone to play around with it and find they like it, that's a solid win. But relying on a 3rd parties usually leads to some sort of heartbreak down the line if and when it disappears and your projects along with it.