Application development used to consist of finding the best platform for a specific task, picking the apt coding language, carrying out the coding manually, building, and finally deploying it. The process not just involved a lot of time, but also incurred high costs and called for hard-to-find skills. But there has been a continual quest for an alternative that would let businesses adopt a more agile and quick method of building and deploying applications. This heralded the arrival of Low Code and No-code solutions. Today, a growing number of apps are built by business users and non-tech folks.
