In the aftermath of the pandemic, there have been immense changes in the ways employees interact with IT tools and teams. Not coincidentally, there's also been a rise in the use of low/no-code development tools.
Given the prevalence of hybrid work, the increasingly younger workforce, and a shortage of software-engineering talent, it's no wonder many are excited about the future of low/no-code development tools. Gartner analysts predict that 65% of all app development will be low-code-driven by 2024. Even more astounding, they believe that 80% of technology services will be created by non-technology professionals by 2024.