AI killed low-code
For the better part of a decade, the promise of Low-Code/No-Code development was a siren song to the enterprise. The vision was compelling: empower non-technical business users to solve their own automation and application needs. And this way bypassing IT backlogs and accelerating digital transformation. This era saw the explosive growth of platforms and tools that became household names in business circles. Power Automate, with its visual, drag-and-drop interface, allowed office workers to connect services, automate repetitive tasks. And this…