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Low-code
Definition
Low-code refers to building software primarily through visual tools while still allowing custom code where more control is needed.
——In depth
Low-code sits between traditional programming and no-code: most of the build happens visually, but developers can drop into code for the parts that need it. It blends speed with flexibility.
The distinction from no-code is a matter of degree. No-code aims to require no programming at all, while low-code expects occasional code to extend or refine what the visual tools produce.
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