Gartner projects low-code tools to account for more than 65% of application development activity by 2024

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Low-code is becoming the common the main type of tools businesses are using for their application development. Because of it’s ease-of-use, it’s saving time and money for companies to put their focuses on other important matters.

Author: Gartner

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