The No-Code Generation is arriving
After seeing the no-code movement over and over again, I do not believe that this time it is any different. From MS Access days, Adobe&#x27;s Dreamweaver, and many other forms of no-code solutions, the environment that supports no-code requires a tremendous amount of code. Knowing how to code can help you optimize, automate, configure no-code solutions. The end result is always back to code.