Everyone's clamoring over these kinds of tools right now. If "no-code" or "low-code" was such a godsend, then we'd all be using visual programming tools instead of writing code directly. Now, why is it that visual programming tools haven't taken over? It's because, at the end of the day, textual interfaces are vastly more performant and efficient.

The entire gist behind these tools that try to get away from "code" is based on the assumption that code somehow makes things more expensive or difficult. I really don't think that's true.