The No-Code movement is a recent phenomenon where entrepreneurs, programmers, and hobbyists alike are dabbling in projects without ever writing a single line of code. Ben Tossell, the founder of the leading no-code learning platform Makerpad, believes that while No-Code is here to stay, he doesn’t think it will ever replace Code. To him, No-Code and Code exist on a spectrum. No-Code is great for testing out ideas, and basic projects can stay No-Code, but if it gets more complex, you will likely need to write it out in Code. Read full article here
