By Ferreneik Betton
How are IT departments’ software development productivity impacted by ‘no code’ and ‘low code’?
As low code and no code platforms gained recognition, these platforms were first seen as a threat to the credibility of software development.
As first explained by Jason Bloomberg, former contributor for Forbes: IT departments are also pushing back, often with a vengeance. Not only do the various denizens in IT fear for their jobs, but Low-Code/No-Code also threatens their credibility. After all, IT has been telling business stakeholders for years that the six month/million dollar plan is the only way to build enterprise software.
Contrary to this understanding, low code and no code platforms require different levels of technical skill set to use, both from software developers and other members of the software development department.
