The decision to determine the right approach to develop software for a need has always been complicated. Some of the key choices to be made usually were: Build vs Buy If Build - Nearshore vs Offshore vs Hybrid If Buy - SaaS or In-premise What Stack - (Java/ J2EE, .NET/ Azure, IBM, Oracle..) If Cloud which option (AWS, Azure, GCP..) Now there is another option which is gaining a lot of traction. Technically it's called #LowCode/ NoCode, but from a business perspective we sho

There has been a buzz around #lowcode/ no code recently, given the capability of technology to build and deliver enterprise class applications with low effort, less coding, and lots of delivery benefits - speed, costs, quality. The reality, is that low / no code is powerful is some circumstances and not the best choice in other situations. This is a good article on when to use low/ no code when you are planning to build an enterprise class application https://www.stragiliti.n

The lowcode / no code revolution is promising a lot by saying that development of applications can be automated. Is the hype real?