Low-code lets everyone build simple applications, but it cannot replace real software development.
Low-code lets everyone build simple applications, but it cannot replace real software development. This article draws on our hands-on experience serving more than 3,000 enterprise clients.
Low-code suits three types of scenarios: form approvals, data ledgers, and simple dashboards. Launching in two weeks costs one-fifth of traditional development.
The boundaries are also clear: complex business logic, high-concurrency transactions, and scenarios requiring deep experience still need professional development.
The biggest pitfall is data getting out of control: departments building separately creates new data silos, so the foundation must be unified.
There is no absolute right or wrong in technology selection; what matches your business stage is best.