How Bubble bootstrapped a visual programming tool for non-coders to $100k/mo
I've seen plenty of visual programming tools and lots of other things to help "non programmers." I've even helped build one.The fact is that if you can think and communicate precisely enough to describe your ideas then you can enter them into a computer fairly easily in a language like python or basic. If you can't then no matter how fancy your tools are you still need something intelligent (currently a human programmer) to pull the idea out of you and encode it.Stuff like this isn't useful to people who are incapable of programming and is just a highly coupled mess that can't be easily automated and version controlled.