low-code
Drag-and-drop development
Low-code describes software development platforms that minimize traditional programming, letting users build applications through visual interfaces, drag-and-drop components, and pre-built templates.
The approach appeals to organizations wanting faster development without hiring specialized programmers: We built the customer portal on a low-code platform in two weeks.
Compare no-code, which aims to eliminate programming entirely.
Moving items via cursor
- visualOf or concerning sight
- prototypingMaking preliminary models
- rapidMoving with haste
- automationSelf-operating system design
workflow · integration · deployment · iteration · customization · agile · modeling · scalability
Handles all layers
- RADIterative software methodology
- WYSIWYGDisplay matches printout
- point-and-clickInterface using cursor selection
- codelessBuilt without programming
Corporate needs assessor
- non-programmerPerson lacking coding skills
- power userSkilled frequent operator
- domain expertSpecialist in specific field
- self-serviceCustomer performs the task
democratization · accessibility · empowerment · tech-savvy · DIY
drag-and-drop
Moving items via cursor
- visualOf or concerning sight
- prototypingMaking preliminary models
- rapidMoving with haste
automation · workflow · integration · deployment · iteration · customization · agile · modeling · scalability · templates
Salesforce
Leading CRM platform provider
- AirtableBrowser-based relational database
full-stack
Handles all layers
- RADIterative software methodology
- WYSIWYGDisplay matches printout
- point-and-clickInterface using cursor selection
business analyst
Corporate needs assessor
- non-programmerPerson lacking coding skills
- power userSkilled frequent operator
- domain expertSpecialist in specific field
self-service · democratization · accessibility · empowerment · tech-savvy · DIY
- digital technologyinternet, software, streaming, computers, CGI
- tech methodsagile, debugging, scrum, testing, kanban
- programming paradigmsobject-oriented, functional, procedural, declarative, imperative
- RPAbots, orchestrator, control room, selectors, recording
- tech movementsfree software, open source, hacktivism, maker movement, copyleft