Is coding becoming obsolete? (Part II)

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We already learned the No-Code Revolution is here to stay (read more about the No-Code Revolution in <a href="https://blog.zeroqode.com/is-coding-becoming-obsolete-part-i-4a2cf88f8b48?utm_source=BlogPost&amp;utm_medium=Blog&amp;utm_campaign=IsCodingObsolete&amp;utm_content=Part2" target="_blank">Part I of Is Coding Becoming Obsolete?</a>). No-Code development is gradually growing, becoming increasingly advanced and attractive to enterprises, small businesses and entrepreneurial individuals. Every day, visual programing platforms enable non-geeks all over the world to build beautiful and functional web applications without writing a single line of code. At the same time, the No-Code revolution is creating new markets for businesses to explore. (<em>Learn how our company, </em><a href="https://zeroqode.com/?utm_source=BlogPost&amp;utm_medium=Blog&amp;utm_campaign=IsCodingObsolete&amp;utm_content=Part2" target="_blank"><em>Zeroqode</em></a><em>, was built and </em><a href="https://blog.zeroqode.com/how-we-bootstrapped-our-no-code-web-development-startup-to-a-team-of-20-in-2-years-2f9245117d0e?utm_source=BlogPost&amp;utm_medium=Blog&amp;utm_campaign=IsCodingObsolete&amp;utm_content=Part2" target="_blank"><em>bootstrapped in the No-Code industry growing to a team of 20 in just 2 years</em></a><em>.</em>) But, what is the purpose of this movement and is it really making code obsolete?