"No-code" tools are great for prototyping ideas and learning to think more efficiently in terms of functionalities/logic. The hype behind it though has created the illusion that you can completely replace developers by combining 5-6-7 no-code tools to build something you have no idea how it works or if it's safe to use. Having said that, I'm a designer myself and use Webflow as a design/prototyping tool. But I see lots of people wanting to build products on top of it...
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"No-code" tools are great for prototyping ideas and learning to think more efficiently in terms of functionalities/logic. The hype behind it though has created the illusion that you can completely replace developers by combining 5-6-7 no-code tools to build something you have no idea how it works or if it's safe to use. Having said that, I'm a designer myself and use Webflow as a design/prototyping tool. But I see lots of people wanting to build products on top of it...