If we are going to use Low-Code (and even No-Code) efficiencies to create software applications in the new world of AI automation advantage, then we should also be applying those autonomous ...

Low-code and no-code require testing the business logic. Low-code and no-code platforms provide an abstraction layer and simplify developing, supporting, and enhancing applications. But when using ...

Also: The developer role is changing radically, and these figures show how Gartner, for one, says low-code tools will be enterprise-ready within a year's time (not mentioning no-code in this ...

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.

Low-code/no-code software testing solutions now enable these thinly stretched teams to do far more with less, achieving the previously impossible concept of quality at speed.

Some low-code/no-code platforms may include rudimentary testing or controls, and policy should stipulate that they’re enabled for users by default. Those likely won’t get an organization all ...

No-code platforms enable users to create software applications such as online forms or even a fully functional website. We asked Leapwork Co-Founder and CEO Christian Brink Frederiksen to reveal ...

Low-code and no-code tools can also be restrictive for developers needing more control over an application’s architecture. Arsalan Zafar, co-founder and CTO of Deep Render, a developer of video ...

Excitement grew as more and more new low-code/no-code (LC/NC) platforms were introduced to help us do that better and better. Soon we found ourselves with an abundance of choices, perhaps even an ...

One of the solutions that has recently emerged is low-code and no-code (LCNC) development tools. These tools allow users to create applications without writing much if any code. Low-code development ...