In the latest such report, Forrester sums up the situation: "Mounting evidence shows that low-code development platforms are here to stay." Forrester was among the first of such large research firms ...

The latest Forrester Wave, based on a survey conducted by Forrester Research between July and August of 41 application development and delivery professionals, rates several of those low-code ...

For instance, Forrester predicts, “During the pandemic, many organizations embraced low-code platforms to build and deploy new apps fast. These experiences will drive most development shops to ...

Others have embraced low-code platforms as tools that enable rapid application development, support complex integrations, and deliver mobile user experiences.

In uncertain times, a balance of capability and flexibility just might be the most important competitive advantage of all.

Gartner predicts that by 2025, 70% of new applications developed by enterprises will use low-code or no-code technologies — up from less than 25% in 2020.

"Forrester's acknowledgement of our focus towards professional development teams and independent software vendors is a strong validation of our low code platform vision, roadmap and go-to-market ...

Low-code development platforms are a hot topic in the dev tools space now, as dozens of vendors have stepped up to the plate to address the chronic shortage of trained developers and insatiable demand ...

The low-code and no-code market is worth $13.2 billion globally, with a growth rate of roughly 21% annually since 2019, according to research by Forrester analyst John Bratincevic.

Selecting the optimal low-code/no-code platform for IoT integration is imperative for manufacturers seeking to accelerate development workflows, boost operational efficiency, and maintain a ...