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Low Code: Development Platforms See Surge of Interest

By Dick Weisinger

Gartner has seized on the popularity of low-code programming and identified/branded the industry as Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms (LCAP). Products in this category include Mendex, Power Apps by Microsoft, and OutSystems. According to Garter, Low-Code platforms have reached a “plateau…

Enterprise Software: Business Technologists Adopt Low Code

By Dick Weisinger

Non-IT employees are becoming increasingly tech savvy. While not trained as developers, low-code and no-code platforms are enabling employees across the business to be able to create and run new applications. More than half of business technologists create technology capabilities…

Low Code: Productivity Tools Will Shift App Development from IT to Line-of-Business Groups

By Dick Weisinger

Low code refers to tools that make the creation of software applications easy, with the implication that low-code tools make it easy enough for non-technical people to create apps. Via clicks and drags, analysts and business experts can create apps…

Open Source: Microsoft’s Answer to Low Code

By Dick Weisinger

Low code applications based on Microsoft Excel have been around for years. Microsoft was a pioneer in the empowerment of users to create their own mini-application with Excel macros. But that was then. Over the last two decades Microsoft has…

Low Code: Continued Strong Momentum in 2021

By Dick Weisinger

Low-code software development is gaining momentum. Software Development Times declared 2021 to be the ‘Year of Low Code.‘ Gartner is forecasting that the low code market will reach $13.8 billion in 2021, an increase of more than 22 percent over…