The clash of the titans - The no-code and low code war

No code or low code, Low code or No code, that is the question that many businesses ask today. And as the age-old saying goes, sometimes the easy solution is not always the right one. It might look easy but one can only go up to a certain level with it, whilst the solution that can take you far might not look easy. This is pretty much the case with no code and low code where no code promises application with just a drag and drop of the mouse. Whilst low code says that it can generate or automize the repetitive coding part but will still need developer intervention in terms of coding to create complex scalable applications. And that’s the biggest difference where low code has the capability to build complex enterprise-grade applications that are scalable, have many layers of complexity, with API integration facilities and security integrations that can be used in a bank.

 

Looking at this a bit closer, the difference is obvious where platforms like WaveMaker low code have built applications to handle loan processing, build disruptive digital banking applications with 80% less code time, transformed credit scoring and financial data analysis, and the migration of 6 core banking products from .net to java within 6 months. And this doesn’t limit itself to just banking but waste management solutions to revamping the supply chain process of large businesses and more. Clearly showcasing the powerful capabilities of low code in the right hands. 

 

When I mention right hands, there is obviously a lot of noise out there with no code platforms masquerading as low code to high costingLow code platforms masquerading their costs. But in the midst of this mayhem, WaveMaker stands out in terms of costs, its offering, the power given to developers to own their code, and API Integration with pretty much any tool making it a clear market leader in the low code space.