What is Low Code vs No Code ?
by Prakhar Shukla
Low-code and no-code technology have changed the digital world regarding creating applications and CRM systems that have become available to users without programming skills. The No-Code Low-Code tools provide close compliance with business requirements, allowing faster implementation of tasks, and are much cheaper than in-house programs. The world of DevOps is being forced to listen to the new kids on the block—low-code and no-code platforms, which have the potential to make software development so easy that almost anyone can do it.
Now it is time to understand how low code no code platforms work, what capabilities they give, where they can be used, and when it is the best option for business. Let’s dig into it!
What is Low-Code?
Low-Code is a rapid application development (RAD) approach that enables automated code generation through visual building blocks like drag-and-drop and pull-down menu interfaces. This automation allows low-code users to focus on the differentiator rather than the common denominator of programming. Low-code is a balanced middle ground between manual coding and no-code as its users can still add code over auto-generated code.
Examples of low-code platforms
Two of the most successful low-code platforms are Salesforce and Zoho .Both platforms allow users to create their own applications based on a wide range of frameworks, such as through Salesforce’s low-code development platform AppExchange.
What is “no-code?”
No-code is a programming platform that uses a visual development interface to enable non-technical users to build applications by dragging and dropping software components to create a full app. Users don’t need any previous coding experience to build applications using no-code. No-code is a visual instrument between the programming platform and end users through which they can create and customize the visual appearance of the software without coding. No code is fully hands-off.
Examples of no-code platforms
If you have used Pipedrive for your CRM needs, Airtable for cloud workspaces, or Canva for graphic design, you will understand the benefits of no-code solutions. They have taken difficult areas that generally require a high level of coding skill and made them available to users.
Difference between Low-Code and No-Code
Is low-code/no-code the future?
According to International Data Corporation, about 500 million digital services and applications will be created and deployed by 2023, equaling the number of apps created in the previous 40 years. According to me the low-code/no-code platforms absolutely have a place in the world of development. I expect them to start to dominate the market within only a few years, so ignoring the benefits that these approaches bring could mean missed opportunities for an enterprise.Your goal should not be to write code. You may maintain the goal to ship a business that provides value and has economic benefits to yourself. It’s time to try and discover all the opportunities of low-code no code!
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