I think "invest" is a good word here. If you like and can do that, prefer programming. This is a better "investment" and will help to better understand many technologies, which are supposed to be "no-code" or "low-code".
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Nah! I use no-code tools when needed but they're not something to invest. I believe we should be good at coding to call ourself software engineer.
I think "invest" is a good word here. If you like and can do that, prefer programming. This is a better "investment" and will help to better understand many technologies, which are supposed to be "no-code" or "low-code".