Overview
Low-code platforms reduce the amount of hand-written code required to build functional applications. By exposing visual modelling interfaces, declarative configuration, and code generation, they allow non-technical users to create applications and give developers a higher-level abstraction for rapid iteration.
Notes in This Section
- Generative Objects: Open-source meta low-code platform that lets developers define custom application meta-models and generation templates, targeting any architecture
- LiveCode: Cross-platform development environment with live editing, an object-based language, and automatic memory management
Key Focus Areas
Visual and Declarative Development
- Model-driven application generation
- Graphical user interface builders
- Non-technical access to application creation
Meta Low-Code Approach
- Developer-defined meta-models and generation templates
- Extending or replacing the built-in application model
- Full control over generated architecture and design
Cross-Platform Deployment
- Single codebase targeting multiple operating systems
- Native look and feel per platform
- Desktop, web, and mobile deployment
Related Sections
- Tools and Platforms: Parent section
- Content Management: Platforms for organizing and publishing digital content
A living document reflecting the landscape of low-code and visual development tools.