Low code is for developers, too: Here comes the next programming revolution A big shift is underway in how we build and use apps, and low code will be a key feature.

Has low-code arrived? With the number and variety of low-code success stories, you’d think that every enterprise would be sold on the approach. Unfortunately, that is not the case.

Don’t Fire Your Programmers Low-code/no-code platforms, including those with generative AI, are the latest incarnation of tools developed for the purpose of demystifying programming.

Low-code programming is especially appealing to start-up companies that lack a full application-development team Dwolla’s first release of it low-code solution contains five prebuilt drop-in ...

Low-code solutions appear to be more promising than object-oriented programming. They scale well, and many companies are productively using low-code platforms and achieving good results.

Drag-and-drop platforms enable developers to assemble applications without manual programming. Toyota, ConocoPhillips, and GlobalTranz are among those enterprises leveraging low-code to create ...

Low-code programming is growing at an astounding rate, with Forrester predicting a compound annual growth rate of 40% through to 2022, where the total market will be valued at $21.2 billion.

We get the lowdown on the latest low-code development tools and find out how they can help business people and traditional developers alike ...

The productivity gains low-code gives developers come primarily from the ability to reuse abstractions at the component or module level, reducing the time needed to develop customized software.

Microsoft unveiled a new open source programming language for its low-code development push centered around the Power Platform and its Power Apps component. At this week's big Ignite show focusing on ...