There are lots of initiatives for "no code", Microsoft's power suite, Alteryx, Office's power pivot, etc. I love the idea that non technical users could do more and create active programs.

But my experience is that the population who will not learn code (and I am not talking about learning c++, more like SQL and python/VBA) is also the population who will not want to learn a complex software with its internal logic and create complex workflows.

Whereas the population who would be happy to do so, is also the population who would pick up a scripting language easily.

So in the end the user base for those tools is pretty narrow.