In the web driven age, new tech to a great extent been driven by a network of programmers, web designers, and hackers.

The most important organizations of today are tech-empowered and code-oriented, so there's been an emphasis on tech ability to ensure the survival and longevity of companies.

In any case, imagine a scenario where coding was never again crucial to achievement in tech. How do you think new innovations would be churned out?

Over the recent years, the ascent of no-code development has begun to change the scene of tech. There re now cases of startups assembling their products utilizing a blend of apparatuses, for example, Typeform, Airtable, and Retool. No-code development has additionally been called low code or visual development.

Advantages of No-Code

Recently, no-code development tools have changed the development game everlastingly, from building static pages to full stack applications, there are now tools that can help in every stage of the development process and won't require code to be written by the engineers.

Clearly, no code tools will help to reduce development time and budget.

Constraints of No-code

In the future if no-code tools become more mainstream, where does that leave software engineers? Though, developers would still be needed to build and create better versions of no-code tools but more and more developer jobs would continue to disappear to be handled by these no code tools.

Also, there might also be security issues with no-code tools as opposed to custom built platforms.

All in all, I still think no-code development is a good alternative for lean startups looking to start out with a thin purse.

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