A higher percentage of low-code developers make over $100,000 than high-code developers.

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Being a low-code developer doesn’t make the role any less valuable. In fact, according to a report done by Appian, low-code developers on average have a higher salary. The demand has been increasing, so therefore the pay scale has also rapidly increased.

Author: Appian

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