Low-code platforms are software development environments that use visual design tools and methods instead of text-based programming languages. This reduces development effort and allows corresponding apps to be made available more quickly.
Low-code platforms are software development environments that use visual design tools and methods instead of text-based programming languages. This reduces development effort and allows corresponding apps to be made available more quickly. One of the most prominent representatives of this group is the Microsoft Power Platform. The advantages of this environment, why real developers are still needed despite its ease of use, and how ugly apps can be turned into beautiful ones are the topics of today's episode.