are there any interesting new(ish) very-high-level "easy" programming languages that simplify generic application development for non-developers? i.e. what people would use now (aside from excel) to make their own apps/tools if LLMs hadn't happened
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@mntmn There's a whole genre of tools called "low-code" or "no-code" the predate LLMs. Though they are still probably an order of magnitude more complicated for non-programmers than LLM coding. Examples: Budibase, Appsmith, Tooljet, Retool. (I would bet that many of these pivoted to being AI-driven.)
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@sarahstreza right. i checked some of these out a while ago and indeed there are many ai pivots. i was wondering if someone already did something post-ai in that area, so to speak.