No-code has come a long way and incredible applications have been built using no-code tools, however most no-code platforms still lack core functionality.

Jacob Kofoed

Venture Capital

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No-code programmers deserve better tools to overcome limitations and realize their full potential. The new generation of tools should prioritize flexibility, performance, collaboration, version control, community, and sharing.

No-coders are real programmers and they deserve better tools

No-code has its place sure, but it is constantly behind the demand of a user that could just spend the time to learn to program and learn the concepts, they will slingshot far further than a no-code tool could provide. They are not equal. Good points <a href="https://app.daily.dev/andreasmller" data-mention-id="c3QQQP4Tq5hoFfVM3PXTU" data-mention-username="andreasmller">@andreasmller</a> thanks for writing and sharing.

Not sure if this is a joke or serious 🤨. still an interesting article 👍🏼

I see visual programming tools as a way to this world, and if these people want to show their true potential, they can learn to code too. Not that the tools shouldn’t evolve, just like written languages, but theirs “ease of use” comes at a cost. Nice article anyway.

they are just software users, when the company goes under or sunsets the service they are reselling they will be left with nothing (probably some lawsuits from confused clients)