Is low code development just no code development?

Let's start with the conclusion: no code and low code are not the same thing at all.

What is a low size? What is no code? It doesn't matter if you take it literally.

1, low code amount: with a small amount of code, you can build a software or system according to your own needs, and you can load controls freely according to your own needs, with strong expansibility;

2. No code: you can build preset software or system without using code at all, mainly through the form of packaging module construction.

If the building system is regarded as house decoration, the blank house is built with low yards, and the subsequent owners have to decorate it (add a small number of yards) before they can move in; The hardcover room is built through the platform without code, which directly saves the steps of decoration and can be checked in with a bag.

Comparison between low code and no code Although "hardcover room" without code will be more worry-free, its limitations can not be ignored:

1, no code is only suitable for small application development in specific scenarios, but it is not competent for some complex scenarios, and the application scenarios have certain limitations;

2. There is no code, no more room for free play, no support for custom extension configuration, no support for integration with third-party systems or local systems, and the scalability and integration ability are very limited;

3. Most codeless platforms are deployed in the cloud, which does not support privatization deployment, and data security is worrying.

The low size of Rough House just makes up for these two shortcomings of low size.

1. Compared with no code, low code is better at helping users complete software or system development in complex scenarios;

2. The code has strong expansibility and integration ability. Users can flexibly and freely configure according to their own needs, load the functional controls they need, freely integrate with other systems and exchange data;

3. Most of the low codes are privatized, and the system is directly deployed on the local server, making the data more secure and controllable.