No-code tools organize large projects by linking UI elements like buttons directly to their underlying code and actions. Click a button in Wiz and instantly see all related logic, making complex systems easier to visualize and manage than traditional frameworks like Next.js.
and then I can edit it myself as well. But I like that no-code gives me this organization where I click on a button, I find the code that's attached to it, and it kind of like, it lets me organize and visualize a big project. This is where I found it's really nice. No-code is not a way of development, it's a way to organize what you've built. The way I— that's a really interesting point. Yeah, the other thought that was running around— that's why I would prefer Wist over Next.js or Lovable. Right. Because in Wiz, I can click on a button and I can now go to all the actions that mentioned this button. Right. I mean, it didn't used to be that way, but now it is. So I think it's just nice to have a big project built in no-code so I can see, you know, I can understand it.
