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What is No-Code Development? Features, Pros & Cons, and Use Cases Explained

As the pace of business change accelerates, organizations and individuals face two major challenges: a shortage of IT talent and the need for faster development cycles. Traditional full-scratch development offers high flexibility but demands specialized expertise, significant time, and substantial costs—making it difficult for non-engineers to participate.

What is Low-Code Development? Features, Pros & Cons, and Use Cases Explained

As companies accelerate their digital transformation (DX) efforts, application development today requires both speed and flexibility. Traditional full-scratch development offers a high degree of freedom but often comes with significant costs and long timelines. On the other hand, no-code development enables rapid prototyping but struggles to handle complex requirements.

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