Low code technology allows us to quickly and easily design and build your software. This streamlined process enables us to deliver better solutions faster helping our clients move from idea to prototype quickly and cost effectively.
Low-code is a process or method of designing and developing applications through visual tools with pre-building blocks like drag-and-drop and pull-down menu interfaces and embedded functionalities that reduce traditional – or pro-code –writing requirements. Pro-code writing is still part of the development process, but low-code development offers an augmented and simplified experience to help users start creating quickly.
With low code, you can quickly develop and ship apps. Drag & drop features and readymade templates replace hand-coding to ensure faster app delivery.
No-code platforms are intuitively designed with drag & drop features. With little to no hand-coding required, these platforms boast a shorter learning curve, perfect for employees with no technical background.
he robust agility of low-code platforms translates to faster deployable solutions. With low code development, business users can develop apps and reduce manual internal processes.
Low code provides easy cross-platform integrations. Integrate across multiple platforms with simple button clicks. It fits into every IT landscape and allows you to connect your data and processes without doing redundant manual work.
Get rid of prolonged iterative development cycles. With low code development, you can save time and money over traditional development.
You can reuse pre-configured modules in new applications for similar functionalities. It helps you save effort and frees up focus from engineering solutions to solving business problems.
Break down tech silos and become more responsive to changing business demands. Low code makes collaboration possible among IT, business analysts, and end-users.
With low code, DevOps is simplified greatly as low code platforms provide automated tools for testing, security, deployment, and data management. Your DevOps team does not have to worry about version control or build validation.
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Conventional application development requires the use of highly skilled code-writing practitioners and often involves getting in a long queue in the IT department to get new applications developed or updated.
Low-code development platforms (LCDPs) and no-code development platforms (NCDPs) are based on the principles of model-driven design, automatic code generation, and visual programming. These platforms are intentionally designed to target users that are familiar with processes and workflows within their business department, regardless of their coding experience. And once again, not only does this empower non-technical users, it matches them with experienced developers.
Below are some of the fundamental steps in the LCNC development journey: Define your needs and the desired outcome: Whether you are working on a customer-facing application or an internal business process, it’s essential to identify the business needs and the desired outcomes of your project at the outset. What is the problem this app needs to solve? Who will be using it? What information and data will it need to function?
Draw a business process or workflow: Using LCNC business process management (BPM) and development tools, users specify and document the desired processes and workflows. This is often achieved by identifying modules – by purpose – within the application and developing them as independent entities. For example, some modules may gather data, others may trigger an action or event. At this stage, the citizen developer can first build, then integrate the modules to achieve the desired outcome.
Test and deploy your project as an LCNC application: With a couple of clicks, the LCNC platform resolves all the back-end complexity of the process for users. When it is ready, IT specialists and/or beta testers can evaluate the application, and once their recommendations are implemented, the app can be deployed for general use.