Gil Hoffer is CTO and Cofounder at Salto. He was previously VP of Software Development at Oracle and a CTO in the Israel Defense Forces. No-code interfaces, aka the ability to build custom ...

No-code development platforms are rapidly gaining traction across highly regulated industries such as financial services, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, manufacturing and government. There's good reason ...

Falcon Foundry empowers customers and partners to build no-code custom apps that solve security and IT use cases using the Falcon platform’s cloud-scale data and automation Falcon Foundry lowers the ...

I spent three weeks testing no-code AI app builders after watching demos that promised perfect apps from single sentences.

Nucleus Research highlights how government organizations replace legacy systems to gain visibility, coordination, and ...

Are business users ready and capable of building sophisticated applications using low-code and no-code platforms? There is a lot of hope and hype associated with the low-code and no-code software ...

Floify, the mortgage industry's leading point-of-sale (POS) solution, today announced Dynamic Apps, a no-code feature that lets lenders tailor loan applications based on loan type. By eliminating ...

Last month, Dark Reading released an enterprise application security survey that raised serious concerns by IT and security teams about the state of low-code/no-code applications. The survey exposed a ...

Why getting down into the app development trenches could be beneficial for business managers and enterprise developers. Provided byNeptune Software There was a time when digital transformation plans ...

Why IT support is needed for no-code and low-code applications Your email has been sent Why wouldn’t companies want to adopt pre-coded software modules that can perform the basic programming functions ...

Teach people to fish and you feed them for a lifetime. Give people the power to customize their own rod, reel, tackle, and bait, and you provide them with the flexibility and agility to quickly react ...

There was a time when digital transformation plans were mapped out over five years or more, with the expectation of a slow, staged adoption. But then the world changed overnight. The need to respond ...