The Rise of “No Code”

You no longer need to become a programmer to build things on the internet, empowering a new wave of makers from different backgrounds and perspectives.

As creating things on the internet becomes more accessible, more people will become makers. It’s no longer limited to the <1% of engineers that can code resulting in an explosion of ideas from all kinds of people.

Today anyone with a computer and access to the internet can build a website using tools far more powerful than Dreamweaver from two decades ago.

While they come with tradeoffs, it’s inevitable that more products will be built — or at least MVP’d — without writing code, including by programmers that can code.