Low-Code/No-Code Application Development - Putting Users In Control
DevOps.com, Tuesday, October 17,2023
Not long ago, it wasn't uncommon for a new application deployment to take a year or more. Today, that timeframe is measured in weeks. What has changed?
For many enterprises, traditional, full-code waterfall application development, with its focus on a sequential define-develop-test-deploy-maintain approach, has given way to low-code/no-code development, a faster, more accessible method for developing and modifying applications using intuitive tools without extensive coding. Low-code and no-code development systems fulfill ever-increasing demands for fast application delivery and highly customized automation workflows.
In addition to putting control back in the hands of users who know their needs best, low-code and no-code systems are also credited with improving developer productivity by enabling professional developers to streamline aspects of the development process.