TLDR: Spreadsheets are the original low-code platform, but that little bit of code is still daunting. But for a spreadsheet with (1) formulas in a language with lots of training data (Python) and (2) an explicit relational structure that can be fed into a prompt, current large language models already look up to the job of taking care of the coding.
It may seem that this formula generation is just pushing Grist more into the no-code territory, that is, only for people who [add you favourite no-code crowd description here]
That is just not true.
- First, like all code assistants, you are still in full control. you can 100% edit the generated python formula to your likes.
- Second, and more generally, grist can be fully integrated with other solutions using its API (≈ backend) and its grids can be fully rewritten with custom html widgets (≈ frontend)
High-Code (and only if you need it), In, Back, and Front.
Anyway, I voted Yes [1]
[1] https://www.getgrist.com/blog/ai-formula-generation-experime...