Advantages. Power and extensibility: "I reached the limits of Zapier, and then I found n8n." It can tweak every element of your workflow, dig into the code, and add advanced logic such as loops ...

Low-code and No-code platforms are used to build applications, websites, mobile apps, forms, dashboards, data pipelines, and integrations. No-code platforms help business users, sometimes termed ...

“Workflow automation platforms are low code/no code, too, and most sales and marketing teams are leveraging them today to automate their campaigns or poll their user bases,” he said.

Companies are leveraging low-code and no-code "platforms to address specific workflow and business process automation requirements, but it is still primarily viewed as a point solution rather than ...

After years of anticipation and letdowns, the age of the unencumbered developer may finally be upon us. Nearly half (47%) of enterprises in a TechRepublic survey now use low-code and no-code in ...

Choosing The Right Low-Code/No-Code Platform. In my experience, choosing the right LCNC platform can make or break a digital transformation initiative.

After a new app, automation or workflow is built with low-code/no-code tools, AI can help teams analyze, optimize and debug it. It can even suggest additional functions based on its ...

Despite the rapid rise in no-code/low-code platform usage, IT still has to step in too often. Watch for these red flags that mean these solutions aren't hitting the target.

Even low-code apps require planning, governance, and training, according to Rachel Brennan, VP of product marketing at the Washington, D.C.-based software firm Bizagi.

Microsoft researchers published a paper on low-code large language models (LLMs) that could be used for machine learning projects such as ChatGPT, the sentient-sounding chatbot from OpenAI. Recent ...

The next 10 years of no-code and low-code development are likely to bring just as much change as the last 10, if not more. There has long been a functional and cultural boundary between IT and ...

“There’s no question banks are increasingly seeing the value in working with, and even investing in, low-code/no-code development platforms,” said Fred Lee, chief technology officer at Amount.