It's okay, but by its very nature, it's not as flexible as code. Often I see an argument describing low-code tools as "Pareto efficient", but even that turns out to be a false economy once your use case becomes a little more complex.

Generally speaking, if you're doing something beyond building a simple form or table, and have some serious business logic to implement, in my experience, code is the only way to go. Anything else feels somewhat sub-optimal.