Low-code models, such as Microsoft's Power Platform, make it simple for anyone to start creating applications. The barriers to entry are relatively low, as users need only a work or school email to get started. Developers can also quickly release new...

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Zara Johnson
Senior Technology Consultant
This is a really insightful read! I like how it emphasizes that low-code doesn’t mean no planning - knowledge transfer, documentation, and standardization are just as important as rapid development. Great tips for keeping apps maintainable and sustainable in the long run.