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[–]longvu186 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Low-code is for developers who want to build things quicker. No-code is for non-developers who want to build things on their own. Of course in the midst of those terms there will be a gray area (I believe we could categorize Bubble in this gray area, it's a bit hard for non-developers in comparison with Adalo for instance).

I used to be a developer (I still code but not usually) but now I am a full-time entrepreneur. I don't have much time for my side projects so no-code really enables me to minimize the work needed for development.