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.

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.

No-code development is gaining traction as a revolutionary approach that enables anyone—even those without programming knowledge—to build business applications and services intuitively. With tools like Glide, Bubble, Adalo, and FlutterFlow, businesses can create inventory systems, reservation platforms, and CRM solutions through simple drag-and-drop interfaces, reducing time and cost.

In recent years, the demand for software development has skyrocketed as businesses seek to streamline operations, enhance customer experiences, and stay ahead in the digital age. However, traditional software development approaches often require significant time, resources, and technical expertise.