The democratization of who can create business applications sits at the intersection of these imperatives. No-code application development, in particular, is poised to play a meaningful role in ...

AWS today launched Amazon Honeycode, a no-code environment built around a spreadsheet-like interface that is a bit of a detour for Amazon's cloud service.

Innovation doesn’t come easy, but no-code and low-code solutions can make it easier for businesses to build and deploy new features and capabilities.

Let's take an example of a loan application. Using no-code AI, financial services teams can build an ML model to quickly scan loan applications and determine which ones meet the required criteria.

Unlike no-code platforms, low-code platforms still require coding skills but promise to accelerate software development by letting developers work with pre-written code components.

Square1’s Paul Conroy talks about the evolution of no-code and low-code tools and explains why more and more businesses are using them.

The burgeoning low-code and no-code movement is showing little sign of waning, with numerous startups continuing to raise sizable sums to help the less-technical workforce develop and deploy ...

Low-code and no-code platforms are building sites that are just as impressive as ones built by skilled developers, and do it in less than half the time of their counterparts.

With no-code data governance tools, companies can get value out more quickly of data and become the “data companies” they need to be.

Nonprogrammers are building more of the world’s software – a computer scientist explains the ‘no-code’ revolution.