Technology has always been shaped by those who could build it.
For a long time, that meant programmers.
But no-code is expanding who gets to participate in creating technology.
Instead of only a small group of technical experts building software, millions of people can now experiment, test ideas, and launch projects.
This could lead to a massive wave of innovation.
People who deeply understand problems in their industries—teachers, doctors, marketers, artists—can now build solutions themselves.
And when more people have the ability to build, the number of ideas that become real products increases dramatically.
