I think coding and no-coding should eventually converge.
Software development has become far too complex without the right sensible abstractions keeping things under control.
Every developer would probably want an Airtable control to drop into their app, that they can use to build up their schema and then add custom functionality. But there isn’t one. I think mostly because there were too many technologies coming along at such a rapid pace that integrating became difficult because everyone is using a different tech stack and changing tech stacks all the time. And there are new libraries to do everything. E.g. No one uses Redux anymore. Graphql came along. Everyone is back on SQL. And what’s next?
The pace of tech needs to settle down and then we can build some solid reusable libraries that do the same thing as no code tools.
Software development has become far too complex without the right sensible abstractions keeping things under control.
Every developer would probably want an Airtable control to drop into their app, that they can use to build up their schema and then add custom functionality. But there isn’t one. I think mostly because there were too many technologies coming along at such a rapid pace that integrating became difficult because everyone is using a different tech stack and changing tech stacks all the time. And there are new libraries to do everything. E.g. No one uses Redux anymore. Graphql came along. Everyone is back on SQL. And what’s next?
The pace of tech needs to settle down and then we can build some solid reusable libraries that do the same thing as no code tools.