Is no-code and low-code the future of tech? This is something I have discussed in the past on The Data Scientist. I believe that as computer science progresses, we witness higher and higher levels of abstraction which allows us to build things with less code, or, even at some cases, with no code at all.
On this episode we discuss this topic, and many more (such as whether Austin Texas will overtake the Sillicon Valley) with Andy Zambito from Creatio. Creatio automates many tasks using a low-code/no-code solution, and helps organisations scale. I find this space fairly fascinating, as I expect it to take off in the next few years, and play a significant role in the area of AI and data science, as well.
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