> Next year WordPress will still be a leader. > 2014 will be yet another year of doing more while writing less code...Webydo, Froont or Macaw Yeah right. As s

> Next year WordPress will still be a leader. > 2014 will be yet another year of doing more while writing less code...Webydo, Froont or Macaw Yeah right. As someone who'd consider themselves a WordPress expert and has been building clients sites with it (and other OSS offerings like Magento) for a long time there is no way in hell someone is going to use a WYSIWYG builder to create WordPress themes/sites. If WordPress is the leader, maybe the argument that there is less code writing going on is a general one that means folks are using the CMS with plugins instead of rolling their own solutions -- where clicks replace code, in a sense. But you or someone else still needs to build the templates, customize the admin, register functions and nav and widgets, etc. I suppose if you're really hell-bent on building a site with WordPress without coding you could like at a DMS add-on like PageLines but really, for most work with WordPress, you're writing code at some point.