PLC programming is evolving with AI-assisted coding, low-code platforms and IT-OT convergence. Industry experts from Emerson ...

Don’t Fire Your Programmers Low-code/no-code platforms, including those with generative AI, are the latest incarnation of tools developed for the purpose of demystifying programming.

Low-code solutions appear to be more promising than object-oriented programming. They scale well, and many companies are productively using low-code platforms and achieving good results.

Low code tools like Zapier and Microsoft's Power Platform are often seen as a way of offloading development demand, allowing users to build the apps they need, when they need them.

The next 10 years of no-code and low-code development are likely to bring just as much change as the last 10, if not more. There has long been a functional and cultural boundary between IT and ...

The best low-code platforms never dictate programming decisions but offer a framework that simplifies programming to promote faster development. Low-code still requires human oversight.

“Low-code/no-code technology enables this talent to surface and be creative and innovative. There’s nobody better to start these new initiatives within the organizations than people who are ...

This is where low-code programming techniques can help. Low code hides the complexity of code writing with tools that offer simple user actions, often drag and drop in a graphical user interface ...

Low-code programming, which uses easy-to-understand visual elements to guide upgrades, is catching on with fintechs that want to avoid large projects.

Low-code/no-code isn’t a panacea for solving the developer skills shortage but it’s certainly part of the overall solution to do so. The drive for automation is central to this.