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By embracing low code and democratizing app development, companies can fundamentally transform the way their businesses operate, enabling faster, more agile product development and achieving shorter time to market. But why is this important?
CTOs, CIOs, Dev Team Leaders and other high-level executives must make informed decisions when choosing between low code vs. traditional development. And this article will compare these two approaches, focusing on different tradeoffs, advantages, criteria, and more.
Traditional software methods and outdated business strategies struggle to keep up with the fast-paced technological landscape, but a new game-changer has emerged to redefine the industry – low code. So, let’s examine how innovation tools like App Builder drive transformation and help companies achieve business agility and growth.
The Solution Spotlight Series included a session with Jason Beres (Sr. VP of Developer Tools) who shed light on the successful digital transformation with two low-code tools – App Builder and Reveal BI.
Calculating technical debt is not a straightforward mathematical process. But the good news is that App Builder can help you reduce it.
In this blog post, we use our WYSIWYG App Builder™ to build a customized Angular CRM app using a sample and a low-code development approach. See how it’s done.
This article explores three fully functional Blazor sample applications that get you started with ease. Add some customizations, and they will become your own.
Sometimes you don’t have to start an Angular project from scratch. You can use a sample application and make it your own with additional customizations. This article provides a few examples to get you started.
What is low-code automation? Is this the same as low-code development? What’s the role of cloud computing in automation with low code? Get the answers in this comprehensive blog post.
Going from a desktop application to a web application takes time and a lot of effort. But not when you have the right tools in place. See how to make the transition with ease.
