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- 2. Introduction to Low-Code •Whatis Low-Code? Low-code is a software development approach that requires minimal coding to build applications. •Key Features: •Visual development interfaces •Drag-and-drop components •Pre-built templates and connectors •Purpose: Simplify app development and reduce time-to- market.
- 3. Importance of Low-Code •Accelerates appdevelopment by up to 70%. •Reduces dependency on skilled developers. •Promotes collaboration between business and IT teams. •Enables faster prototyping and iteration.
- 4. How Low-Code Works • Components: Visual Editors: For UI and workflow design. • Integrations: Built-in APIs and connectors. • Deployment: One-click publishing. 1.Development Process : Define app requirements. 2.Design using drag-and-drop tools. 3.Configure integrations and workflows. 4.Test and deploy.
- 5. Advantages of Low-Code • FasterDevelopment: Build apps quickly. • Cost-Effective: Reduce development costs. • Flexibility: Easily modify applications. • Scalability: Supports enterprise-level needs. • User-Friendly: Designed for both developers and non-developers.
- 6. Challenges of Low-Code •Limited customizationfor complex applications. •Vendor lock-in risks. •Security and compliance concerns. •Requires training for non- technical users.
- 7. Popular Low-Code Platforms Mendix :Enterprise-grade platform for app development. OutSystems : Known for robust integrations and scalability. Microsoft PowerApps: Seamless integration with Microsoft 365. Appian: Focused on workflow automation. Zoho Creator: Ideal for SMBs.
- 8. Use Cases •Industries: •Healthcare: Patientmanagement systems. •Finance: Automated workflows. •Retail: Inventory and sales tracking. •Education: Learning management systems.
- 9. The Future of Low-Code •Integrationwith AI and machine learning. •Enhanced security frameworks. •Increased adoption in enterprise environments. •Democratization of software development
- 10. Career & JobOpportunities •Growing Demand: •High demand for developers familiar with low-code platforms. •Roles include Low-Code Developer, Business Analyst, and Citizen Developer. •Top Skills Required: •Knowledge of low-code platforms like Mendix, OutSystems, or PowerApps. •Understanding of business processes and workflows.
- 11. Products Made Using Low-Code •Industry-SpecificExamples: •Healthcare: Patient portals, telemedicine apps. •Finance: Expense tracking, loan approval systems. •Retail: Inventory management, customer loyalty programs. •Education: Learning management systems (LMS). •Popular Products Built Using Low-Code: •Mobile Banking Apps •E-Commerce Platforms •CRM Tools (Customer Relationship Management) •Employee Self-Service Portals
- 12. Growth Statistics •Global Growth: •Low-codemarket expected to grow at a CAGR of 26.1% (2022–2028). •Estimated to reach $65 billion by 2027 globally. •India’s Growth: •India is among the fastest-growing markets, with a CAGR of 30%. •Major adoption in IT services and BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance). •Increasing use in government digital transformation projects.
- 13. Starting Salaries •India: •Low-Code Developer:4–8 LPA (entry-level). ₹ •Senior Roles: 12–20 LPA. ₹ •Freelance Low-Code Projects: 1–2 Lakh per project. ₹ •Global: •Entry-Level Developer: $50,000–$70,000 per year. •Experienced Roles: $90,000–$130,000 per year. •High demand in the US, Europe, and Southeast Asia.
- 14. Conclusion • Summary: Low-code platformsare transforming the way software is developed by empowering users of all skill levels. • Closing Thought: "Low-code is not just a tool; it's a mindset for innovation."
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