Author: Borislav Kiprin

Find a solution to the huge skills shortage in IT with no-code solutions. Discover how Open as App no-code platform can help you tackle this issue.

Learn in this blog post why it is primordial to plan what your team will use your app for and how to create a great app.

The smartphone should become the most essential navigator through the Coronavirus outbreak areas. Entrepreneur Mathias Reidl promises an alternative to the shutdown: An app is to identify all streets and areas where there is no longer any danger of infection. If the data protectors join in.

In a time of dire straits, you need to be able to contact everyone you need to in the easiest and most convenient way possible. To be able to reach the person you want to talk to, you need to have their contact details – phone number, email, messenger ID… And this list needs to be available to you at any moment, just like your phone. What you need is a contact form app.

Companies from all sizes and specialties are embracing the capabilities that apps provide to them and their customers. As a natural answer to the growing demand for applications, no-code platforms offer an easy and cost-effective way to create functional apps.

With all their functionalities, spreadsheets are indispensable. Yet, in terms of user experience, usefulness or data security, there is much to be desired. Using sheets with your team or clients where something simpler would suffice is unnecessary. This is where turning your spreadsheets into apps becomes really handy.

The spreadsheet has undoubtedly become one of the building blocks in today’s workplace. It’s almost unimaginable how we would be working with data as we do without being able to organize it as effectively as a spreadsheet allows.

Low-code development platforms (LCDP) are at the forefront of a digital transformation that millions of companies around the world are already benefiting from. They contribute to the simplification of the software building process, thus allowing businesses to reap direct benefits from their data and processes with less effort.

Product update releases are always fun. They are fun for you to experience. They are fun for us to create and apply. And they are fun for our Product Owner to manage. Just don’t ask him, please.