Low-Code

Adjective · Hacker Culture

Definitions

  1. Describing software platforms that let people build applications, workflows, or integrations primarily through graphical tools and configuration, with limited custom code where needed. Low-code products sit between full programming and pure no-code systems.

    In plain English: Built with tools that require only a small amount of traditional coding.

    Example: "The ops dashboard started as a low-code app, then grew custom logic once requirements got more specific."

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