Escape the Tsunami is a training game mixed with the obstacle genre. The game’s main hook is to become fast enough to reach the endzone before the Tsunami sweeps you away. Earn ‘Wins’ for completing ...

Business technology is undergoing a fundamental shift. While IT departments struggle to keep pace with growing demands for custom solutions, no-code tools are empowering business users to take ...

Company earns top ranking from world’s largest software marketplace, backed by industry-leading satisfaction for AI-powered low-code development platform “OutSystems customers are leading among their ...

Until now, companies that wanted to optimize - or even completely transform - their operations with business rule engines were restricted by the demands that available technologies placed on their ...

Mendix, a Siemens business that provides a low-code application development platform, has released a new version (mx11) of its low-code platform with extensive AI features that integrates agentic and ...

Low-code platforms now power enterprise applications at the speed and agility that traditional development cannot match. Yet adoption in healthcare, finance and government is cautious—not for lack of ...

Trace, a startup founded by former Magic Leap engineers, today announced the launch of a new augmented reality creation platform the company hopes will become the “Canva of AR”. Trace says it’s ...

Google Expands Opal to 160 Countries to Advance No-Code AI Development Your email has been sent With its no-code app builder now widely available, Google is betting that tools like Opal can turn ...

Low code is far from new and has struggled to gain widespread enterprise popularity. Yet the arrival and adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is not a threat to low code. The principles of low ...

The no-code movement is revolutionizing software development by allowing non-technical users to create applications without coding. Traditionally, software required extensive programming skills and ...

"We're revolutionizing the way businesses can solve their problems," said Derek Hutson, CEO of Knack. "Anyone can just describe what they need and get a live app in minutes, without worrying about ...