Low-Code Platforms Promise Speed but Raise Vendor Lock-In and Scalability Concerns
Low-code development platforms allow users to build software using visual interfaces and drag-and-drop components, promising faster delivery times. Proponents argue they enable rapid prototyping and allow non-technical staff to create basic applications. Traditional manual coding offers greater control, flexibility, and portability, but requires more technical expertise. Real-world examples show low-code can accelerate initial projects but may lead to scalability issues or vendor dependency, while a hybrid approach is sometimes adopted.
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