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Catalyst Dispels Myths about Low-Code Development

“Low-code development” is a phrase subject to several misconceptions. We took to mrc's "Cup of Joe" blog to dispel the myth that low-code solutions are innately simple and instead make the case that they can be elegant and complex.

Posted on August 19, 2021

“Low-code development” is a phrase subject to several myths and misconceptions.

One of these myths? The notion that solutions built via low-code development simply don’t have the chops to be complex. But we disagree!

Our COO and Managing Principal, Tim Smith, spoke with Joe Stangarone of mrc to dispel the myth that low-code solutions are inherently simplistic.

Applications built with low-code have the potential to be elegantly complex, as Tim noted. Check out the full article on Joe’s “Cup of Joe” blog.

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