Phu Ngo

The rise of no-code platforms and tools has undoubtedly transformed the way applications are built. However, the future of software development might be a blend of traditional coding and no-code solutions. While no-code accelerates development for many use cases, complex and highly customized applications often demand traditional coding expertise. The true power could lie in empowering a broader audience with no-code while maintaining the flexibility of code for specialized, cutting-edge solutions. What's your take on the balance between no-code and traditional coding in the future of software?

We all wish we had this one skillset. Which one is it?