I know it kinda sound absurd, but look:
I'm a mechanical engineering graduate, so my field is not really coding (specially webdevelopment), but I decided to learn html/css/js coding so I can build websites to produce some content online. And I've been doing so for the last 2 months, so, still a beginner.
Thing is, while I was browsing through tutorials on the webz, I discovered a whole world of website builder programs. And while researching them, they actually amazed me by a lot.
You build the website on a platform that feels like you're on paintbrush. You write, scale, move things and the program does all the coding for you. They even have JS e Jquery animations, mobile scaling, e-commerce ready and member login system. And they are not that expensive, since some don't require monthly fees and are one-time buy.
This one is an example of some of them:
The problem is: this feels kinda too good to be true, are they really worth it? Are they too expensive? Are they too buggy or doesn't work most of the time? Why keep learning to code should be encourajed by people that aren't in the computing field?