The advent of no-code platforms has revolutionized full-stack development. No-code systems provide services to specialists, as well as non specialists such as web-builders, etc., to being able to build and deploy web-based and mobile applications through hooked-up interfaces and pre-established logical units. The article follows the history of no-code platforms, evaluates their inherent components and expands ilussion full-stack development processes. We have investigated the relevant literature and employed a mixed-methods strategy, including case studies and interviews, to address the problem. These significant benefits spotlight faster, reliable products to market that are reachable and easily accessible, reduced costs and enhanced accessibility. However, we also survey notable challenges, including mass scalability, few limitations, vendor lock-in, and security issues, and protection risks, through real-world case studies, we illustrate how a hybrid approach, combining no-code tools with core coding, can counter these challenges and open up new possibilities for full-stack developers. And finally, we propose an opportunity for future research, with a focus on integrating advanced Artificial intelligence models and frameworks while taking into consideration of standardized security frameworks, and educational initiatives to further embed no-code platforms into mainstream development for full-stack developers.