I think there's a difference between making something because you want the experience of making it, and making something because you want the end product.

I make my own furniture. It's not very good furniture. I could probably get better furniture cheaper by just buying it. But I love the experience of making it.

I don't write code any more. I used to really enjoy writing code, but mostly code became plumbing together bits of other people's work anyway and I stopped really enjoying it a while back. Having the tool do that for the last six months has been great. I really just want the end product for most of the situations where I would write code.

That may change. I might get back into hand-crafting the code for a project.

Either way, I make things. I don't see that having the tool write the code invalidates the making part. Writing the code is only a part of the overall process of making an application, and not even the most important part.