MENDIX mysteries and miracles - a webinar about LOWcode and HIGHperformance
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LOWCODE. A term which is much appreciated by those who work with it but often unknown to those who do not; and among many even treated with a high degree of prejudice. But is that validated? Where does the prejudice evolving around low-code and no-code come from and what can it in fact promise?
Already spoiling some responses to the latter: A booming global market, secure jobs with diverse and endless opportunities, and competitive advantage due to a secure and time-efficient way of working. Some declare low-code to be “THE FUTURE”. Find out if you agree after joining our exclusive webinar on the low-code platform Mendix.
Mendix allows developers to build applications with prebuilt components without having to miss out on the flexibility of hardcoding languages such as JavaScript. The programme translates logic workflow diagrams “microflows” into commands that the computer can understand. After all, computers despite AI and machine learning are still reliant on being told what to do via combinations of zeros and ones.
Low Code can deliver a gateway for software developers or better “business engineers”, consultants and front-end developers as it lets you stay in touch with the world of hardcoding but opens up new exciting worlds of building apps quickly and safely via pre-determined blocks. Diving into Mendix projects can lead to you being involved in all kinds of development stages and aspects of drafting, planning, developing and designing; from first ideas to implementation to re-evaluation and amendments.
Business engineers hereby translate an organization’s or market’s need into software-approved pre-requisites. With Mendix they can reduce time-to-market by 10x with rapid and agile app development and ROIs for a large variety of industries and clients. Processes and systems can be simplified and become scalable while business and IT get to collaborate on and accelerate innovation. Low- and No-Code can help build dynamic processes, which can even hold self-learning abilities. And what’s best: Not every developer will need a higher degree in data science to get a piece of the cake!
What you will learn?
- Debunking low-code. What is low-code and how does it differ from high-code?
- Market opportunities. Why should you consider low-code even if you have experience with high-coding?
- CLEVR career and customers. How would a career in low-code look like?
