Low code platforms
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gurcharansingh
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about 2 years ago
In reply to Low code platforms
Hi Michaelbryant,
Greetings!
I would like to share my thoughts on it. Hope this answer will helpful for you.
When choosing to go for a low-code approach, businesses need to evaluate the following parameters:
Choose a platform that works seamlessly with the organization’s preferred cloud vendor.
* Determine the number of named users for the application that will be built.
* Set up a budget for the license cost
* Get approval for the code on the vendor’s platform from the business and enterprise security teams.
Obtain enterprise security team approval for the data residing on the vendor’s infrastructure.
Beneficial for Web and Mobile App Development?
IT has no complete control over data, systems, and functionality with no code development. Rapid application development helps businesses achieve their goals with minimum resources. Below are listed some of the benefits of No Code Application Development (NCAD):
Coding is done using pre-built modules, so it’s faster to develop apps and more agile.
No code solutions give you a way to bypass developers and therefore you can build applications for less.
Nowadays, businesses are growing rapidly. Launching a new brand doesn’t take much time. What used to take months or even years, is done in a matter of hours and days. The aim of no code programming is to minimize the cost.
No Code Platforms to Help Build Your Next Startup
Some of the most common platforms are:
Airtable
Appy Pie
Nintex Process Platform
AppSheet
Salesforce Platform
Ninox Database
Quick Base
Outgrow
To meet the challenges of complex applications, you need the right tools. These 10 no-code software tools will help you create your next startup from scratch.
Webflow – No Code development Tool
Scapic
Voiceflow – No-code Web App Builder
Bubble – No-code App Builder
KiSSFLOW – BPM & Workflow Software.
Makerpad – Build Tools Without Code
NoCode Tool – Coda
Gumroad – No-Code App Maker
Mendix.
OutSystems
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Thanks,
Gurcharan