No-code and low-code platforms let anyone build software, not just developers. When business and nonprofit leaders can express their own work through code, they stop waiting for specialists and start shipping.
Everybody builds. I talk to all sorts of companies and governmental institutions, and I find myself saying the same thing over and over when they ask, who's going to be doing the building? And the answer is always, you are, and you are. The point of no-code, low-code isn't just the tools make it easier to work with. It changes the nature of who is doing the building. And the answer is that we all are, because if we're all involved in the business and that the business is to be expressed in the form of software or the, or the nonprofit's mission or the government's all institutions' job to be done. It, that, that means that we are all in the business of creating software together. And we have the capability to do it. We have the knowledge for how to do it. The opportunity for us is to actually just dig in and start making that happen.
