How about a nocode tool that convert your workflow into code?
Just had this wild idea, I don't even know if this is possible or a good business model. I am not a nocode person but I have seen the rise of nocode movement.
What I am suggesting here is converting your nocode workflow into code which you can use or even learn to code. Let's say you are converting data from google sheets or airtable to a JSON api. You create the workflow and you will have an option to download the code (Python, JS or Ruby).
I don't know if this makes sense but would love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks!
This is a great idea. I can think of dumping the code output into a security checker or a code optimizer as well. That ways the org using the no code flow has a tighter handle on how good the actual runtime code is
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Yes it will be helpful for developers to get something done quickly and even modify the code later as needed.