We don't use Low or No Code solutions at work, but I wish we did. There's tons of automations we could do, however, because everything has to be a proper app with a proper deployment, etc, its a big job. I hope that Low/No Code solutions make it easier for a wide range of people to automate their jobs. I expect this will be accelerated with the next generation being more tech savvy.
We're already seeing similar parallel in Finance with End User Computing[0] where non-developers (traders, etc) are using tools like Python, Jupyter, etc as part of their jobs.
I don't ever see it replacing developers though. Maybe if your entire job is workflow automation, sure, but developers will focus on solutions that are difficult to do with Low/No Code tools.
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We don't use Low or No Code solutions at work, but I wish we did. There's tons of automations we could do, however, because everything has to be a proper app with a proper deployment, etc, its a big job. I hope that Low/No Code solutions make it easier for a wide range of people to automate their jobs. I expect this will be accelerated with the next generation being more tech savvy.
We're already seeing similar parallel in Finance with End User Computing[0] where non-developers (traders, etc) are using tools like Python, Jupyter, etc as part of their jobs.
I don't ever see it replacing developers though. Maybe if your entire job is workflow automation, sure, but developers will focus on solutions that are difficult to do with Low/No Code tools.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-user_computing