Low-Code vs No-Code

Low-code and no-code are approaches to building software with minimal or no traditional coding required. Low-code platforms allow users to develop applications using visual interfaces and simple logic, with some underlying code for customization—suited for those with basic technical skills. No-code platforms are designed for users without programming knowledge, offering drag-and-drop tools to create apps quickly through pre-built components. Both aim to democratize app development, speeding up processes and reducing reliance on specialized developers, with no-code being more accessible to non-technical users, and low-code offering more flexibility for developers or those with some technical background.