If this is your opinion about no-code, then you should update your knowledge. You may be basing your opinion on tools that you used in 2015/2016, but nowadays, it’s a whole different world. Credits…

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No code tools - will designers replace developers? Figma as a no-code tool? By 2024, low-code application development will be responsible for more than 65% of application development activity. By learning this feature, you’re slowly gaining an understanding of how to think like a developer.

No code tools — will designers replace developers?

2. Is it hard for a product designer to learn to create products with no code?

3. Will designers replace developers? No, and there are some of the reasons.

4. Full stack designer — a gateway for huge money.

How I wish I could say no, but I feel like that’s the answer the horse would have given the automobile, when asked if it would be replaced. With time, I don’t think there’s any question that this will happen. Just imagine the next 100 iterations of AI assistance tools - at some point, its just a question of being able to formulate ideas implementations are irrelevant. The next question is then, when the designers become obsolete.

The sad thing is that No code development most tools have a scaling issue. Its good for prototyping

No. Programming world is to much abstraction layer, that’s why i always feel bad to new comer, its like their try to understand and observing earth from plato