That's very much Microsoft's goal here. It's a lot of why they started pushing everyone to stop calling it "No Code" and moved to the name "Low Code".
At BUILD they released some of the first big VS Code plugins for some of the Low Code systems. (Power Apps is represented mostly as a lot of YAML files, if you were curious.) Most of the Low Code systems already use Azure CI/CD and git under the hood and editing Low Code projects in VS Code and VS seems easy enough for "conventional" developers.
At BUILD they released some of the first big VS Code plugins for some of the Low Code systems. (Power Apps is represented mostly as a lot of YAML files, if you were curious.) Most of the Low Code systems already use Azure CI/CD and git under the hood and editing Low Code projects in VS Code and VS seems easy enough for "conventional" developers.