Low code and no code development tools enable users to build applications visually without extensive programming knowledge. Low code allows for drag-and-drop features with the possibility of custom coding, while no code limits users to simple drag-and-drop functionalities without coding. Examples of such tools include Webflow for CMS-driven sites, Shopify for e-commerce, and Google Sheets as a website through Sheet2Site.

1. What is low code/ no code?
A short introduction into the topic

2. What is low code/ no code?
➔ Around 2014 the first mentions of low code can be seen from Forrester
➔ Low code tools started way before with Dreamweaver as a WYSIWYG editor

3. 2000 2020

4. What is low code/ no code?
➔ Building applications visually
➔ Modeling all processes and relationships instead of programming
➔ Tools that save you hours a day
➔ Enables non-technical developers and professional developers

5. Low code vs. No code
➔ No code
◆ Drag & Drop
◆ No access to the code result
◆ No hand coding
➔ Low code:
◆ Drag & Drop + custom code
◆ Focused on technical people
◆ Further integration into existing systems

6. A few examples
➔ Beautifully responsive CMS-driven site using Webflow
➔ Ecommerce shop with Shopify
➔ Voice app using Voiceflow
➔ Complex web app combining Zapier and Airtable
➔ Mobile app with Thunkable
➔ Turn a Google Sheet into a website with Sheet2Site
➔ and many many more …

7. Webflow

8. Webflow

9. Webflow

10. A few examples
➔ Beautifully responsive CMS-driven site using Webflow
➔ Ecommerce shop with Shopify
➔ Voice app using Voiceflow
➔ Complex web app combining Zapier and Airtable
➔ Mobile app with Thunkable
➔ Turn a Google Sheet into a website with Sheet2Site
➔ and many many more …

11. Want to learn more?
We are developing low code and no code software and offering a free initial consultation
cedrik@02100.io