Oh yes it is. I have been a web developer the hard core way since 1996 and I have stated since Wix got released that it is really not for any kind of developer. It’s a powerpoint tool for web designers, that’s it.
When Wix Code came out I put a lot of time in to really try to find out as much as possible about the tool. Then I went to Tel Aviv and met the teams around Wix Code and also some other vertical teams. I was blown away and I am still blown away.
The stuff Wix, Wix Enginering and all others are working on which is on their roadmap is stuff never seen before.
But you must also remember that Wix is not and will never be a full blown developer tool like if you code from scratch using a blank slate. But the amount of time I save this days on Wix Code is incredible, I have created stuff for clients all over the world not possible before within this budget.
So if you ask me, oh yes, it is worth it. Then I guess there is always projects not solvable inside Wix. I had a ecommerce project that I had to do in OpenCart because not possible in Wix Stores.
But if you see Wix as Powerpoint for Wed Designers and now they have inserted a small version of Visual Studio Code into their Powerpoint it is amazing. Try to see what Wix did to web design the last 7 years and then you try to set ahead where Wix Code will be in 7 years from now… wow!