Yes - a ton of people. "No code" is great, tons of small businesses use them to put together internal tooling and reduce operational costs in a way that previously would only be possible with an engineering team.
There will always be use cases for the real thing, and there will always be people who reach for the easy option, and a lot of them really only need the easy option.
But there will also always be organizations who reach for the easy option, wildly outgrow it, and pay the price…