Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, low-code platforms are designed to be user-friendly, allowing non-developers such as business analysts and citizen developers to create applications using intuitive UI components and templates
Low-code platforms support the development of a wide range of applications, including internal tools, customer portals, mobile apps, CRM systems, and more, tailored to specific business needs
Low-code platforms prioritize security, offering features such as user authentication, role-based access control, and data encryption to ensure the safety of sensitive information and compliance with regulations
Low-code applications are highly scalable, capable of supporting growing business needs. Low-code platforms offer scalability features such as cloud deployment options and modular architecture for flexibility and expansion
While both low-code and no-code platforms simplify application development, low-code typically offers more customization options and allows for some manual coding, whereas no-code platforms are more focused on visual development without any coding required
Yes, low-code platforms can facilitate legacy modernization by enabling the development of new applications that integrate with existing systems, gradually replacing outdated technology while preserving critical functionality