Low-code and no-code platforms are multiplying, ... The sheer volume of requests overwhelmed the company's small-scale, manual order processing system. But in only one month, ...

Multiple aspects of system development can be powered by low-code to eliminate redundancy and cost. Through low-code, developers are no longer required to individually code every UI, workflow or ...

Some of the low-code apps that have been developed so far include a 24/7 on-call system for the company's research and development department, a Kudos app that helps employees pass on praise, and ...

While good for fast experiments and automating routine tasks, low code/no code tools can lack scalability and security. Here are some top use cases, and those where they might miss the mark.

I’ve not found a low-code or no-code system yet that’s able to address this. Many unwisely go without sufficient security for the convenience of leveraging this technology.

Low-code and no-code tools will help developers “go faster and build more” ... We’ve had a U.S. hospital system that developed an exposure tracker app in three days that serves 10,000 staffers.

IT expertise will remain essential for the complex coding for product development, system transitions, and data migrations. But the automation capabilities of low-code/no-code are expanding at a ...

But a strong low-code system can provide warnings and suggestions to avoid the mistakes. Deployment: A low-code system can deliver an app across multiple platforms, whether on the web or mobile.

Low-code systems are still software, and there’s no escaping the need for someone who speaks their language—that is, the language of bytes, arrays, and data structures. History repeats itself ...

Dan Schleifer, co-founder and CEO of Cosaic, says low-code and no-code have a promising pitch, but even as users build their own interfaces, they can’t totally get away from those of their third ...