No, not cynically :-)
> Because people were also selling "no code" ten years ago, or even further back.
Not really sure it matters when it starts. Sometimes markets aren't ready and products are too early.
What matters is are these solutions providing value to people today, and is it enough value for them to buy/spend time on/etc...
Seems there is enough value today, with a mature enough market, based on the results these platforms are experiencing.
> I know that sort of inductive argument doesn't actually work.
Then why waste time making it in the first place? :-)
No, not cynically :-)
> Because people were also selling "no code" ten years ago, or even further back.
Not really sure it matters when it starts. Sometimes markets aren't ready and products are too early.
What matters is are these solutions providing value to people today, and is it enough value for them to buy/spend time on/etc...
Seems there is enough value today, with a mature enough market, based on the results these platforms are experiencing.
> I know that sort of inductive argument doesn't actually work.
Then why waste time making it in the first place? :-)