Over the past decade, there has been an explosion in low-code/no-code platforms. Products like Retool, Appsmith, Bubble, and hundreds of others allow people to create software much faster than purely writing code. However, low-code/no-code platforms don't have a long-term future. The ultimate death knell for no-code is finally here: AI-driven software development.

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The ultimate death knell for no-code is finally here: AI-driven software development. All low-code/no-code platforms have two fundamental value propositions: Speed and accessibility. The next decade will dwarf anything that will be able to be built on top of completely closed systems.

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<p>In my opinion, it is precisely because we are entering a world of AI that low-code makes even more sense. You have the possibility to generate actions without knowing how to code, this is precisely the kind of functionality that is interesting to have in low-code, and which would allow a much wider panel of possibilities.</p>


<p>A tool that looks really cool 🤗</p>
