Well, I think I agree with you a bit.

My story: six years ago in France I followed a three months cours to become a fullstack dev.

We were two or three out of twenty to know some basic stuff about programmation. There rest were smart people but without knowledge about computer at all.

The job market was so hungry for dev, that even us found a job immediately.

But I saw that some of my colleagues were 'not good'. And I think that they can be replaced at some point by Nocode/lowcode tools, or by a dev that use LLM.

But at the same time, like said @6nk06@sh.itjust.works that something to write some code from scratch, and something else to develop a software on the long run.