What opportunities can low-code offer developers?
Head, Information Security and Compliance in Finance (non-banking), 1,001 - 5,000 employees
Architecture and StrategyDirector of IT in Software, 201 - 500 employees
-Faster deployment time and speeding up development cycles (rapid iterations),-Increased agility in app development,
-Less maintenance as some of the components via the help of low code is standardized, pretested, ready to use and have fewer bugs,
-Speed up automatic tasks and end-to-end processes
-Greater productivity for developers by using automation, having simplified process life cycle etc.
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Yes, we’ve done this successfully8%
Yes, but it’s still in early stages71%
Not yet, but I plan to15%
No, but I’d like to6%
No, and I don’t plan to0%
48 PARTICIPANTS
CEO in Services (non-Government), Self-employed
Using AI tools 2-3 a week. Use cases: -summaries of content
-slide outlines
-abstracts
-citations.
-Beauti.Ai for slide preparation
-Chat GPT 4
-Styluschat
Limited understanding of benefits40%
Organizational silos50%
Unclear communication40%
Employee skepticism50%
Resistance to existing workflows30%
Unclear roles20%
Job security concerns0%
10 PARTICIPANTS
The problem is that current low-code platforms are built for semi-technical users, or “citizen developers.” So we are trying to make low-code interesting for professional developers to then make them more productive in our low-code platform ‘Choreo’. Because when it comes to development, there are interesting tasks involved but there are also boring tasks like accessing a database or doing data mapping. So we’re looking at how we can offload some of those repetitive, less interesting tasks onto low-code.