It's funny, that's why COBOL was originally developed in 1960: so that business people could write software themselves without needing software engineers. And it sort of worked, to an extent. History repeats itself.

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doubled112 6 hours ago | parent [-]

Between then and now, what ever happened to "no code development" or whatever they called it, where all of the world's APIs could be connected with lines in a diagram?

	▲	seniorThrowaway 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		low code / no code, and it's been around in one form or fashion since the 1990's, at least.