I was talking to a youngin and mentioned that it wasn't exactly the same, but we've seen RAD, Access, FoxPro and other "low code/no code" environments before and it wasn't the end of code; generally as things changed it was harder to maintain these interfaces to actual code and they were commercial offerings that eventually fell apart because corporations don't do much indefinitely.
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I was talking to a youngin and mentioned that it wasn't exactly the same, but we've seen RAD, Access, FoxPro and other "low code/no code" environments before and it wasn't the end of code; generally as things changed it was harder to maintain these interfaces to actual code and they were commercial offerings that eventually fell apart because corporations don't do much indefinitely.