- Traditional Development
- Low-Code Development
Software Dev Areas | Traditional Development | Low-Code Development |
Software Dev Areas | ||
Dev Automation (CI/CD) | It is necessary to coordinate the switching of coding between various tools. | The platform has built-in workflow automation for SDLC with one click deployment. |
User Experience (DesignOps) | The use of separate tools and development cycles by designers and front-end engineers delays a crucial creation phase. Completely flexible interface. | Real-time collaboration between designers and front-end engineers allows for the reuse of tools and resources (WYSIWYG changes). |
Development Productivity | Heavy lifting makes things slow; developers waste a lot of time on low-value programming, such as UI, test automation, and additional security hardening. | Delivery of high-performance software is made possible by the platform's repos, AI, abstraction, and automation. |
Process automation | Most BPM tools can handle this, but they fall short in terms of flawless UX and in-depth data sources integration. | Provide built-in BPM capabilities and allow for consistent integration and UX changes. |
API and web service catalogs | Web services are expanding quickly in number. Additionally, there are numerous factors that developers given the task with using vendor APIs must take into account because of how widely different they are. | You don't need to reinvent the wheel across teams. This is because APIs are contained in a function that may be used in any application and has security and governance best business practices built in. |
Security | The likelihood of human error is significant, so the app's creator must make sure it adheres to best security practices. | Security is ingrained in the creation of apps; |
Talent Pool Size | There are numerous developers but few possess the skills that companies require, making up less than 1% of the average company. | Broadens the pool of talent on a global scale because it is simpler to learn and because businesses can turn people who are not engineers into digital creators. The company's talent pool can increase to 30% without an increase in costs. |
TCO | Extremely high because making changes would be cost-prohibitive in the long run. | Automation, modularity, app templates, and AI make change affordable. |