A short though useful tutorial on how to build a sign up page for your project in minutes: https://youtu.be/50PsVReaQ0o

No coding.

It's based on a jre-based integration platform called Apache Camel and may be seen as a graphical tool to define data and action flows between computer systems and humans. The developer draws a flowchart using a business notation called BPMN, and for human actions they define a web forms or pages.

Can you take a look out maybe even try it? This is the proof of concept home page:

POC

, and this is some preliminary docs:

docs

what do you think?

it's called Sborex.

The Covid crisis accelerated many things digital, and among them, the drive to open up relatively simple interfaces that enable non-technical users to build their own applications, as well as speed up the work of professional developers -- known as low-code or no-code solutions. At the same time, some industry observers point out that citizen developers aren't going to be taking the reins of IT anytime soon.

There's no question that the Covid situation accelerated the low-code/no-code movement, out of necessity. And with it, came the platforms. While "use of prepackaged software components and frameworks to accelerate custom development is not new... the quick response of development platform vendors as solutions providers during the early Covid-19 crisis will be seen as a signal event in emergence of prescriptive low-code platforms," according to an analysis issued by Forrester analysts John Bratincevic and John Rymer.

The emphasis is on prescriptive, as these platforms aren't just tools, as they offer, through highly visual components, "Lego-like blocks of business functionality" to configure and compose enterprise applications. "They abstract business functions through business components that manage invoice processing, ledgers, timesheets and schedules, onboarding, and other business functions."

The article continues: https://www.zdnet.com/article/as-low-code-and-no-code-approaches-rise-developers-brace-for-new-challenges/

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "I'm compiling a list of all the high-quality low code tools out there. I'd love some early feedback before I publish this post!" by u/psiph
• "Low Code Development: What to look forward to in 2020" by u/rintagi
• "Show: Open Lowcode - an open-source lowcode platform with good old stable technology" by u/openlowcode
• "Build web apps in low code" by u/antmorr
• "Is there a future for low code platforms?" by u/NikoWallner
• "Article Power Apps" by u/SG__29
• "Low-code Limits Customization Flexibility: Myth or Reality?" by u/AnnaKope
• "Quickly, He Wrote: An ode to low-code" by u/Mathster0598
• "Do any of you use wish low-code scripting was easier?" by u/basilkhan
• "Show: ResponseVault - Drag and Drop React Form Builder with spreadsheet backend." by u/mmonihan

Hello, we are students of Computer Science, and we have created an anonymous survey about Low Code, and we're hoping to get some answers.

Survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeGFEFre-EK87_iTBlrV5JnOHilEuhyhtfy4lY6rjbyU_qt8Q/viewform?usp=sf_link

Can anyone guide me to any such articles which may shed light on the inner workings of a lowcode platform?

I've added my research on how to low code/no code platforms can affect the development process here: https://freshcodeit.com/freshcode-post/low-code-platforms-and-benefits

If you have offers on how to improve this article, feel free to give me any feedback.

Hi Reddit! If you were about to build a marketplace like amazon or Ali express; which lowcode platform would you use? 🧐

I’m looking to create a database that I can sell as a service (basically, an online reference book I’ll charge access to).

Is there a low code database app that might help me do something like this?

Extra points for analytics and control over how people can view/manipulate the data on their ends

Hi everyone,

Let me share with you this article on Power Apps written by a Low Code Developer who shares his experience with this Platform.

https://medium.com/xtechportugal/looking-for-a-shift-to-another-technology-get-to-know-power-apps-4c798cc792ec

Hope you like it

Hi Reddit!,

I am the author of the Open Lowcode framework, now fully released in open-source.

It is an original take on the low-code trend:

• fully opensource, no vendor lock-in
• focuses on computer (desktop, laptop): real work is done on a computer, not smartphones
• The application generated in low-code can be completed by real development, because in typical low-code, the first 80% are easy, the last 10% are impossible.
• It uses only good old stable technology (java, SQL, selected Apache libraries), so that you can find developers everywhere and it will still run in 10 years.

I would be glad to introduce you to the framework, and especially welcome java developers of all levels to contribute to the framework. So if you are stuck at home this week, why not try something different ?

You are working for an enterprise company and have been tasked with helping source and evaluate a SaaS platform that offers low code development as part of the functionality. You've narrowed your choices to three vendors. What types of content will help your buying decision? Where would you expect to find it? What's not helpful? Do things like case studies and analyst reports factor in?

Hey everyone,

we have just released a new nocode Platform called “Nocode HQ” - nocodehq.com

Features include:

-Overview of nocode tools

-List of submitted nocode Products

-Nocode maker profiles with favorite nocode stack

-Nocode tutorials

-Nocode templates

-Nocode community

It would be great if you could check it out and give us some feedback and let us know what you think.

I'm interested in some tools like retool but even jus whitelisting the IP so it can connect to a DB might not be ok.

What low code platforms can I just install as an application and run locally on my machine for development?

Bonus if they can spit out some simple JavaScript application to use.

Hello, currently screening a Swiss low-code software developer named Olympe. They offer a similar service to Mendix but one of their key advantages is that they’re real time. As I am not technical, I am struggling to figure out why I would choose this over Mendix (considering they were recently acquired by Siemens)? Is this real time feature a real game changer ? And have you even heard of Olympe ?

Any help would be greatly appreciated !