The hottest trends in no-code right now are workflow automation, machine learning, and data visualization. Airtable just made a move to bolster its ability to provide data analysis visualization options for Airtable users by buying Bayes.com.
Bayes' system proactively recommends ways to look at and analyze your data as soon as you upload your data file. Many of those data visualization methods are reminiscent of what users try to do with Excel - which should fit right in with Airtable's spreadsheet format.
With Bayes you also have the ability to easily export your charts and graphs to emails, Power Point presentations or other media. And you can also use your data visualizations in an interactive mode, allowing others to view and comment on each example.
It's probably going to take a little while for Airtable to get the new forms of data analysis integrated into their platform, but it should add an important feature to their system.
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