"No-code means no maintenance, just build it and forget it" is the myth that quietly rots sites.

The pitch sells freedom from updates and patches. Half true: the platform handles security and uptime, so you skip server babysitting. But the builder ships breaking changes, deprecates components, updates its CMS API, and shifts plan limits under you — and your integrations, embeds, and third-party scripts break on their schedule, not yours. The correction: no-code moves maintenance from your server to your dependencies, it doesn't delete it. "Set and forget" is how you discover a dead form three months of leads later.

The correction: you maintain the dependencies now, not the server. Fight me.