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Low-Code and No-Code Platforms: What IT leaders Should Consider Though the opportunity is immense and may help guide the course of modern development, IT decision makers should vet the advantages and disadvantages before diving in. Image: 1STunningART - stock.adobe.com There’s clearly a micro-bubble brewing around low-code/no-code technologies, a software environment where non-programmers can drag and drop applications, according to the numerous new product category ecosystem maps popping up in the venture capitalist community. The growing volume of inbound sales calls related to low-code/n...

Rows This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. No-code spreadsheet startup Rows has raised a $16 million Series B funding round led by Lakestar.  Founded in 2016, Rows will use this funding to launch its public beta product. The company is looking to disrupt industry leaders Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets. No-code spreadsheet startup Rows has raised a $16 million Series B funding round led by Lakestar.  Formerly known as Dashdash, Rows previously raised funding fro...

Informationweek Are No Code and Low Code Answers to the Dev Talent Gap? An expected escalation of low-code app development might mean more IT duties could be shifted to citizen developers. Enterprises might be able to solve some of their development needs by turning to citizen developers who lack the deep training of professional developers but can work with low-code or no-code platforms. With organizations eager to transform and accelerate development, it might not be practical to wait for new developers to be trained in the latest coding skills to fill the multitude of openings in the marke...

>> sam stein is leaving. he has to go. he has a plumber coming. >> it's true. i'm embarrassed to admit it. it's true. >> what does that actually mean? what's that code for? >> no, no code. >> you have a plumber coming. >> there's no code. >> i wish my sister congratulations. she just gave birth. i'm an uncle now. >> that's no reason to leave even though she had the baby six hours ago. the plumber? go. >> stop at a home depot and get a plunger. >> thanks, barnacle. >> did your sister work for obama too? >> oh, stop it. >> all right. thank you, guys. >> all right. >> all right. up next -- pulitz...