The aim is for almost anyone to be able to use a no-code tool (no code) to develop a application whilst low-code tools (low-code) could only be used by those with some programming experience.
It is ideal, above all, for small businesses who need a simple, visually appealing website that adapts to different devices (responsive) and doesn’t have too many options.
Thanks to this course on No-code and low-code software You will learn what these terms mean and discover the main platforms to develop apps and websites, manage databases, create online shops and implement payment methods or create chatbots intelligent people to talk to, all of which without needing to know how to programme or hire developers.
