>Using low-code and no-code platforms is supposed to provide relief to overworked development shops, right?

No, you got it wrong, zdnet. No-code is for people who don't do software development. It's for finance analysts, marketing managers, and similar non-technical professions.

Also, no-code isn't something new. Non-technical people have been using a no-code tool for decades. It's called Excel. Now they just have more options.