Why Low-Code?
What is Low-Code?
Low-code is a software development approach that enables the delivery of applications faster and
with minimal hand-coding.
Low-code platforms are a collection of tools that enable the visual development
of applications through modelling and a graphical interface.
Low-code enables developers to skip hand-coding, speeding up
the process of getting an application to production.
According to Gartner, low-code will be responsible for more than 65% of application
development activity by 2024 and the pressure to deliver digital solutions to respond
to the COVID-19 pandemic has only accelerated this adoption.
What is a Low-Code Platform?
A low-code platform is a family of tools that enables the development
and delivery of complete applications visually. A drag-and-drop interface is at
the core of low-code platforms.
Rather than writing thousands of lines of complex code and syntax,
you can use low-code to build complete applications with modern user
interfaces, integrations, data, and logic quickly and visually. Applications
are delivered faster and with minimal hand-coding.
You can learn more about the benefits of low-code in this article.
