You're craving some noodles 🍜 and you have three options. First, there's the long way: starting from scratch, learning the recipe, gathering all the ingredients, cooking the noodles, preparing the broth, and ensuring everything comes together without burning your kitchen down. It's a time-consuming process that requires a ton of skill and patience—much like traditional coding.
Now, consider the no-code approach: it's like instant noodles. Everything is pre-packaged and ready to go. Within a short period of time and with a little effort, you will have yourself a satisfying meal (or a functional app).
Lastly, there's low-code, which is like customizing your instant noodles. You start with a base—a pre-made noodle pack and broth—but you have the freedom to add your own special ingredients or adjust the flavors to suit your taste. Similarly, in low-code development, you can customize pre-built templates or add custom functionalities with minimal coding so users can bring their imagination and grand vision into reality without limits.
However, even without additional custom code, LCNC platforms already provide plenty of pre-built templates and functions like containers, forms, and widgets, which save time by eliminating the need to code simple blocks or browse through and copy from Stack Overflow. Plus, they also empower non-technical users to build and modify their applications.
Well yes, but actually no. LCNC platforms are suitable for nearly everybody ranging from non-technical individuals to deeply technical experts. For instance,
Curious about some examples of LCNC tools?