Low code development
2020-07-03 — 2020-07-03
Wherein low-code development is presented as a practice in which spreadsheets and graphical flow-based programming are cited as common interfaces, and atypical visual models are examined.
Coding without much messing around with code-as-text. There are various ways to do this. Probably the most popular is spreadsheets. Another method is graphical flow-based programming. There are many more. I’m especially interested in ones that do not fit those two models.
TBC, or alternatively, replaced by automatic code generation.
Powerful EDA (Exploratory Data Analysis) in just two lines of code using Sweetviz.
Honeycode, the fancy new Amazon thingy, is a highly-touted recent example.
scratch is a popular game maker for kids.
google sheets as low code via an SMS app case study.