Five reasons for a weak code |

Pegasystems, a provider of strategic software solutions for sales, marketing, services and operations, demonstrates the benefits of developing code-reduced applications for businesses. […]

With scanning, the need for software available in the short term, including mobile applications, explodes. This need can not be satisfied with complex conventional programming methods: they take too much time and are not very flexible. The concept of the low code offers a cure here. This allows you to quickly create even complex applications from components and finished models.

Pegasystems shows why the concept of reduced code is interesting for all companies:

1. In the concept of reduced code, the experts of the specialized departments can also work on the creation of the software, even if they have no programming know-how. This allows companies to overcome the bottleneck of application developers.

2. Non-developers, so-called citizen developers, can bring specialized know-how without having to embark on the development of applications. this improves the technical quality of the applications. In addition, the collaboration of technical and technical experts is greatly simplified. Misunderstandings due to inaccurate specifications are reduced.

3. Future adjustments are easier to implement because the low code is explained more explicitly. The reliance on experts who have written parts of the code in the past is reduced.

4. Application designers can focus a lot more on technical issues. The desperate search for an hour of a missing comma in the code is eliminated.

5. A weak code facilitates prototyping. It allows the rapid creation of prototypes, which can be tested quickly by future users. Low Code simplifies the creation of prototypes that can promote innovation and acceptance among end users.

"Fast and flexible application creation is burning many companies," says Carsten Rust, director of Solution Consulting DACH at Pegasystems in Munich. "Previous concepts of software development, high-level object-oriented languages ​​and SOA could only solve this problem in a rudimentary way." The path between the code and the finished application was always too long and nothing could move without programming experts that were never sufficiently available.The concept of reduced code offers a convincing way to radically automate the creation of applications and to integrate in a consistent manner the developer Citizen. "