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Supply-Chain App Specialist Pillir Releases New Low/No-Code Guide for Managers

New downloadable primer is designed to help platform developers evaluate the benefits and challenges of low-code vs no-code business application development

Chandler,United States - September 30, 2022 /PressCable/

Making the right choice between different application development models can be hard at the best of times. It’s even more difficult with a clock ticking in the background. Making a choice between speed, quality, and innovation is tricky, especially when it comes to custom application development, because these decisions are often mission critical.

One of the most popular options for modern businesses is to go down the low-code or no-code (LCNC) route, instead of relying on traditional development. But choosing between the two can be confusing. The new checklist from low-code/no-code warehouse app development specialist, Pillir, aims to cut through the complexity and help simplify the decision.

LCNC methods have significant advantages. For one, it shifts development away from over-stretched enterprise IT teams towards users and line management. Instead of waiting in a long development queue for a new custom application to be created by the company’s IT resource, non-technical users can quickly put together a simple application using ready made code blocks, all without needing any programming.

Those who need more customisation can tailor these no-code blocks with custom code snippets, thereby attracting the ‘low-code’ label.

These tools can be used to produce valuable applications such as mobile apps, web forms, or even process automation routines. Small wonder then that a recent InfoBrief report from SAP highlighted the fact that 98% of the surveyed companies plan to increase their investment in low-code/no-code development.

A second major benefit of LCNC is that it allows for fast, flexible application development, sometimes in a fraction of the time it can typically take.

Of course, there can be challenges. One of the biggest impediments to moving to an LCNC model is often the burden of legacy applications, along with associated technical debt. However, as the new guide points out, one solution is to employ transform code, which enables the conversion of legacy code into LCNC blocks for on-going reuse.

All in all, the transition to rapid application development using LCNC is well under way in the enterprise arena. Deploying the right option simply requires a careful evaluation of the technical level of the users, the availability of expert IT staff, and how complex and integrated existing legacy applications are with core enterprise functionality.

Experience shows that the best option is to start with a slow and modest deployment of the model, and only ramp up deployment once any initial wrinkles have been ironed out.

Pillir’s mission is to help organizations develop mission critical applications 20 times faster, and leverage the power of SAP’s digital core from any device, with or without connectivity. This gives enterprise customers the power to innovate their supply chain systems quickly and easily, with little-to-no programming, whenever and however they find a need.

More information on the wide range of enterprise ERP programming solutions available from Pillir can be found at https://www.pillir.io/.

Contact Info:
Name: Tyler Young
Email: Send Email
Organization: Pillir
Address: 3133 West Frye Road, Chandler, Arizona 85226, United States
Phone: +1-855-277-7373
Website: https://www.pillir.io

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89082498

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