Low-code/no-code (Satya Nadella 2022 Build Keynote)

At Microsoft Build 2022, Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella highlights 10 technologies that are coming together to help developers define what comes next, including low-code/no-code.

[Noobisnoob]

I think there’s development space of Low code, no code beyond web applications. With right frameworks and direction, perhaps can explore into Low latency applications, IOT or embedded software systems. Not with the intent of replacing developers, but helping us to speed up work. Therefore with the need for highly customisable feature sets to allow what to generate and what spaces we want to populate ourselves.

[aksiiita]

Revolutionary!!!
Learning curve is shrunk by years, for any!!!

[bhalesh]

Exciting video. Low Code and No Code is the future. This space has already grown a lot in the last few years and it'll continue to grow because people who like to solve problems want to do it quick and without spending much time learning to code or spend money on hiring developers.

Even experienced developers will benefit from such technologies because it's time saving. Microsoft Power Apps and Power Pages are going to be huge in the next 5 years.

[simonekalb]

Love the Altair 8800 behind Satya, the first computer Bill Gates and Paul Allen wrote BASIC for, starting the Microsoft adventure...

[snehabhat]

This is really interesting. Will be helpful for non developers . But definitely has limitations.

[alexz]

I didn’t really started coding, but I should know more than low-code if I have to get on this boat!

[dafiriski]

It's a game changing for Front End development

[rudhrateja]

Lot of people are going to be very happy

[RohitKumar-dvbw]

This is good one but should be available for all type of users like mac, windows, android etc. So that a large number of people can use this easily. It also will boost #Microsoft #community.

[shahrukhqureshi]

Outsystems, Appian and mendix be like were we kidding all these years😂😂😂

[brandonseydel]

You know this has been done and done fairly well 20 years ago (oracle forms for example). It just isn't good and never will be without custom intervention. Sorry.

[PaulShadwell]

Great that your simplifying the process but why is licensing still so complicated. Win for low code/no code but massive fail for licensing.
Please fix Microsoft's overly complex licensing Satya.

[zubby]

Front end developers just left the chat

[AbhinavSafi]

As we go further ai will be incredible

[RedStone]

developers carefully creating something that could easily replace them

[ranganathkini]

Microsoft had InfoPath some years back which provided a way to design forms to accept input from users and use it to submit to different destinations (Excel, Web API, etc). They could use that itself as the platform to build a low-code/no-code system. Why design a new platform for this?

[vryfhus]

The information about the top low code platforms, such as Appery, OutSystems, Mendix, and Pega, is completely missing in your video, even though it can easily be found by performing a simple search using the phrase "low code app builder" on any search engine.

[bodhiganguly]

Can you use LCNC to build a software to land on moon ?

[TravelLifestyleWithAlinase]

Wow 😍😍😍😍😍😍 this is awesome .Exciting video. Low Code and No Code is the future

[KangJangkrik]

Looks helpful, but still, seniors won't use power pages because too many buttons