If it was that easy you wouldn't have a tradition of devs trying for any alternative.
There's obviously a use case for this sort of product, objections appealing to the ease of use of any technical language or toolset are unlikely to be convincing to the majority who are not comfortable with it.
The history of programming is devs frustrated at arbitrary limitations of syntax or modelling and forming new ones, with their own arbitrary limitations of syntax or modelling.
When your only tool is a FOR loop hammer, every set based operation frustratingly looks less like a nail than a screw.
If it was that easy you wouldn't have a tradition of devs trying for any alternative.
There's obviously a use case for this sort of product, objections appealing to the ease of use of any technical language or toolset are unlikely to be convincing to the majority who are not comfortable with it.