Low-code: a way to code and develop programs that require very little coding by hand.
Low-code uses a more visual approach, with a drag-and-drop design, instead of traditional, complex programming languages. When building an application with low code, it is more similar to creating a flowchart than it is manually typing out computer programming codes, helping to make it extremely intuitive.
Intuitive interface requires less training and ramp-up time than traditional coding.
With its intuitive interface, even those with little coding experience are able to pick up and understand how use building blocks that form into workflow processes and applications.. Because of this, many low-code development platforms are more cost-friendly as they do not require the initial investment of training employees as well as less time required for development.
Simplified: Templates are readily available to avoid having to start making processes from scratch
Instant deployment: with the one-click deployment, your applications can be available immediately
Scalable: with the simplified development, your processes can easily scale with your business
Improved productivity: with less time being spent needing to develop codes, employees have more time to allocate to other projects
Cost savings: with more applications being developed in a shorter time frame, there inevitably are cost-savings