Can the movement to low and no-code software development make a dent in the workloads of over-stretched technology professionals? Absolutely. The catch is the new types of workloads that will arise ...

Everybody wants a slice of the low-code software pie, or so it seems. Yes there are low-code platform specialists and yes there are low-code/no-code magicians also working in this space, but now, ...

Kissflow has a good selection of low-code and no-code development capabilities, along with useful integrations with external systems for handling events and performing automations. Kissflow Work ...

Some industry experts argue that the time has come for business users to be able to steer their own destinies when it comes to application development. That's the message conveyed at a recent ...

In traditional software development, everything has to be coded by hand. This makes software engineering a time-consuming process preserved for skilled programmers. It’s also often tricky to make ...

Low-code databases are tools designed with simple user interfaces that can be used successfully even by those without any background in programming. They’re in strong demand because of the boom in low ...

Low-code and no-code development tools are all the rage at the moment, but it’s not always obvious how they can help modernize core enterprise applications. While low-code has its place, many of these ...

It’s open season on punctuation and capitalization. In the world of corporate branding, it’s now quite normal to label your organization’s name, product or service in lower case — and many attempt to ...

Since The Exchange last checked in on the world of low- and no-code startup funding, several more interesting rounds in the niche have bubbled up. Paragon, part of Y Combinator’s Winter 2020 batch, is ...

Startup buzz comes in waves, with a particular thesis or focus coming into vogue at certain times. Remember the short-lived boom in chat bots? That was good fun. And there was the ICO craze, which ...

Hyperautomation and the move to optimize business processes are fueling uptake and sales for low-code development technologies, which will grow by 19% over the next four years to reach $44.5 billion ...