Low-code
Low-code is a software development approach that allows developers to quickly build applications through graphical interfaces and minimal hand-written code.
How it works
It simplifies programming by letting you drag and drop pre-built modules and visual tools, drastically reducing the amount of traditional coding required. This enables non-professional developers, such as business experts, to take part in building applications, accelerating digital transformation and boosting development efficiency.
Examples
- 1.An employee builds an internal approval workflow or data reporting tool without help from the IT department.
- 2.Rapidly developing a microsite or mini-program to collect customer information for a marketing campaign.
- 3.Connecting data from multiple company systems through visual workflows to automatically generate daily operations dashboards.