Although I'm not against no-code tools (I use them myself), I think if you are going to use them at least know HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Some examples of no-code tools I use are Zapier, and Wix's Editor X. I also use Gitbook for documentation, although I don't know if thats no-code. And of course I use Numerous SaaS products for my products obeatow.com, and some others I shut down.
Btw I use the developer version of Wix that nobody talks about which lets you throw in javascript code and dynamic dataset content. You can even build a full SaaS app on Wix without it being a full no-code tool. Most developers don't know that as I seem to be the only one whos ever done it.
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Although I'm not against no-code tools (I use them myself), I think if you are going to use them at least know HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Some examples of no-code tools I use are Zapier, and Wix's Editor X. I also use Gitbook for documentation, although I don't know if thats no-code. And of course I use Numerous SaaS products for my products obeatow.com, and some others I shut down.
Btw I use the developer version of Wix that nobody talks about which lets you throw in javascript code and dynamic dataset content. You can even build a full SaaS app on Wix without it being a full no-code tool. Most developers don't know that as I seem to be the only one whos ever done it.