No-code and low-code tools are revolutionizing application development by enabling faster and more cost-effective solution creation, as exemplified by Honest Burgers' use of these tools to save $100,000 annually through automation. In a discussion led by Tom Osman of 'The Trial' newsletter, Ben Ford of Commando Development and Dub Lee, System Architect at Honest Burgers, shared insights on leveraging the automation tool n8n to streamline workflows, such as transferring data from Google Sheets to multiple Postgres tables. Honest Burgers is considering transitioning their automation services to n8n due to its capacity for full workflow control and its versatility in connecting various systems. The platform's graphical interface aids in visualizing workflows, reducing reliance on human labor, and expediting the testing of new ideas, all without necessitating large budgets.