I use a similar tool at my work (airplane.dev) that lets us make dashboards as code using raw SQL or a language of our choice. I love it, and it gets a ton of use from our engineers and customer support folks.
But our CEO, sales, etc. teams that are often consumers of BI tools do not like it, as they do not like SQL, nor putting things in code, nor markdown. So we kept the "traditional" BI tools and ETL shenanigans as well.
It's expensive to have both, but I don't think either fully replaces the other, and I don't regret going down the path we have at all. I think most folks are happy.
But our CEO, sales, etc. teams that are often consumers of BI tools do not like it, as they do not like SQL, nor putting things in code, nor markdown. So we kept the "traditional" BI tools and ETL shenanigans as well.
It's expensive to have both, but I don't think either fully replaces the other, and I don't regret going down the path we have at all. I think most folks are happy.