Low-code is a software development approach that provides a graphical interface for building apps, minimizing hand-coding.

Rather than writing thousands of lines of complex code and syntax, developers use a platform where they drag and drop visual models to create complete applications with modern user interfaces, integrations, data, and logic. Integrated lifecycle management and a hosting infrastructure to deploy and run applications eliminate complex scripting and deployment processes.

A low-code platform removes the repetitive and tedious tasks like dependency management, code validation, and complicated builds by automating them and other mundane aspects of development. Developers can focus on the creative extra mile that makes a difference in their applications and to the business instead of just keeping the lights on.