Low-code
Develop with low-code 2-3 times faster than traditional development
Low-code benefits
Faster application development
With low-code platforms, you can build applications much faster compared to traditional development methods. Visual interfaces and drag-and-drop functionality accelerate development, enabling developers to focus on designing features rather than manual coding. Learn more about the differences in our article “Low-Code vs High-Code.”
Reduced complexity
Low-code requires less in-depth programming knowledge, enabling non-technical professionals and business users to participate in the development process. This fosters collaboration within teams and increases engagement from various stakeholders.
Cost savings
The faster development time and the ability to work with fewer programmers lead to significant cost savings. This results in a higher ROI for application development projects. Curious about the costs for your custom software project? Try our calculator.
Faster time-to-market
With low-code, applications are launched faster, allowing organizations to respond swiftly to market demands and gain a competitive advantage.
Flexibility and Scalability
Low-code platforms are versatile and can be used for a wide range of applications, including mobile apps, web applications, and workflow automation. Adapt quickly to changing needs and new opportunities. Low-code applications can be easily adjusted and expanded as the company grows, without incurring significant redevelopment costs. Low-code also easily adapts to new technologies, such as AI, Big Data, and IoT.
Simple management
As applications are developed on a standardized low-code platform, management and maintenance become simpler and less time-consuming. Implement updates and changes more quickly.
How we help you with low-code
You will need more than a platform to reach your end goal. Let our consultants help you to get the proper use case for your low-code application. And continue building true digital innovation together.
Consultancy
We help you choose a low-code platform and define a development question with a discovery scan.
Solutions & Custom Software
Need planning software, inventory management or custom software? We develop it all based on your requirements.
Support & Training
Are you planning to build an application? Maintain and manage it by our developers.
Why choose LINKIT as a low-code partner?
Are you considering working with a low-code platform? Or are you looking for a partner to help you develop and support? Having a low-code partner brings a fresh perspective to your organisation.
We do this by working through the 4D model: Discover-Design-Develop-Drive. First, we want to understand your development question properly and together we will explore the smartest solution. Can we convert an Excel sheet into an app? Yes, sure! But let’s first examine what problem we are creating a solution for.
That way, we challenge you to come up with a smarter solution. We then build the solution together or by ourselves. And support and train you after we create the application.
Your benefits
– We understand your question and challenge you to develop the smartest solution
– You work together with our experienced and international squad of +80 developers
– Quickly and flexibly work on your development request
– LINKIT has been awarded as the best software development employer by Computable. You always work with happy consultants!
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Low-code platforms
Many different platforms exist in the market. From our LINKIT knowledge squads, we work with the two leaders in the enterprise low-code market, Mendix & OutSystems.
Mendix
With Mendix as a low-code platform, you bring IT & Business closer together. Thanks to the intuitive interface and visualisation, you also let ‘non-technical’ people work in Mendix, thereby involving them in the development process. In addition, Mendix is a platform for running cloud-native applications and for easily integrating with external systems. Read more about Mendix here.
OutSystems
The OutSystems platform focuses on pure low-code functionality or High-Performance low-code. Software developers are flexible enough to add their own code and extend complex applications without limitations. In addition, you develop at breakneck speed due to high productivity and reusable components. Read more about OutSystems here.
Ready to accelerate with low-code?
Do you want to get started with low-code and wonder which platform is the best fit? Or are you looking for a fresh, innovative perspective on your existing application landscape? Contact us and tell us your story.
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Frequently asked questions about low-code
How does low-code differ from traditional development methods?
Low-code development uses visual interfaces and drag-and-drop tools instead of manual coding, making the development process more accessible and faster compared to traditional methods.
What skills are needed to work with low-code?
Problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and understanding of business processes are important, while specific programming skills are less crucial.
What are the costs and ROI of using low-code?
Costs vary by platform but are justified by savings in development time and costs, as well as the ability to quickly add value.
Vendor lock-in: are you tied to the platform?
There is a risk of vendor lock-in when using certain platforms. It is important to evaluate the options for integration and data portability to manage this risk.
How can I connect low-code with a CDP (such as Microsoft Fabric)?
Integration between low-code platforms and Customer Data Platforms (CDP) such as Microsoft Fabric can be achieved through APIs and custom connectors to seamlessly exchange data between the systems.
When is low-code not a good solution?
Low-code may be less suitable when cheaper tools are already available for specific tasks such as workflow automation. Additionally, you need an application strategy and a willingness to continuously develop to ensure the applications remain aligned with the organisation’s needs and evolving market conditions.
What should I consider when choosing a low-code platform?
When choosing a platform, you should consider factors such as the level of customisability, available functionalities, support for integrations with existing systems, scalability, user-friendliness, security features, pricing, and the vendor’s reputation.
