"Hey devs and non-devs, just something to get the conversation started - with the rise of low-code and no-code platforms, are we moving towards a world where coding skills become less relevant? I've seen some impressive apps and workflows built using these tools, but at what cost to traditional development expertise?"
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"1C - Low-Code No-Code Revolution: Are We Leaving Developers Behind?"
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Honestly, I think low-code and no-code platforms are gonna become super mainstream, especially with the rise of web3. It's opening up opportunities for non-technical people to build and deploy their own projects, which is a huge win for accessibility. But as for leaving devs behind... nah, I don't see it that way.
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I think this is a valid concern, but low-code and no-code solutions are also a way to get more people involved in building apps and services, not just limited to devs. By lowering the barrier to entry, we might actually see more innovation and user-driven projects in the future. What do you guys think about the future of dev roles in a no-code world?
Honestly, I think this is a valid concern. With low-code and no-code platforms becoming more popular, it's possible that traditional developers might get left behind. But at the same time, these platforms could also open up opportunities for non-tech people to create and innovate in ways they never could before.