Yes for prototypes (cursor mostly), but not for serious implementations. Nocode platforms provide way too many abstractions that I appreciate, (it's more than just code it's hosting, security, the visual canvas, branching, support, scalability, etc neatly packaged). No code platforms do need to get with the game though and augment their systems to also be intelligently AI assisted otherwise they do feel cumbersome with the speed element (which was half of the promise of no-code, being able to build faster). But the control and ease you get just isn't there with AI building unless you actually understand the code the AI is generating. Particularly the last 10-20% of a project, iykyk. I think we're seeing the no-code market get with it, Bubble are leaning heavy into AI, Weweb are kicking ass - we at Xano are onboard and now moving quickly as well. In our next release you can generate external API requests with an API request assistant. And import npm packages in your Lambda's with a javascript AI Assistant in addition to our Database, & SQL assistants we already have. The following release we'll be allowing you to build custom MCP servers, any of your existing function stacks will then be instantly agent compatible via your xano hosted mcp server. Soon after Xano Script + the ability to generate function stacks with AI and a Xano MCP so - bubble, loveable, weweb, cursor or whichever frontend builder has an MCP client can interact and build your backend remotely via an AI agent. I'm still bullish on no-code / visual development it'll just need to be AI assisted to keep up.