The Myth of Low-code

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The Myth of Low-Code
Created By :
Wiza Teguh
Cindy Nataliana
Reasons for not Using Low-code
Four Greatest Fears&Myths of Low-code
1. Lacks of Security
2. Bad Career Impact
3. Low Scalability
4. Vendor Lock-in
1. Security
Is low-code save?
OF COURSE !
1. Security
Low-code provides you automation.
What does automation do?
1. Clear assignment and segregation of duties for those involved in the DevOps process

2. Proactive alerts to potential security issues so insecure code doesn't get deployed

3. Integration with static code analysis tools to allow automatic code vulnerability scans during testing

4. Enforcement of HTTP/SSL encryption for native mobile applications and web applications
1. Security
What does automation do?
5. Production of secure code patterns that protect application from common web and mobile application vulnerabilities and automatic update of such patterns when new threats emerge

6. Proven, easy-to-reuse templates for identity management and support for leading single sign-on protocols and identity providers

7. Secure application deployment

8. Complete logging and auditing of both development and runtime environments
2. Bad Career Impact
Low-code offers ease of use, automation, and many other advantages. People are worried this will bring bad impact to their career.
Is that so?
2. Bad Career Impact
The truth is you just need to do a little
ADAPTATION
Try to see the brightside of low-code, and you will find things a lot easier
2. Bad Career Impact
Low-code
Reduces
SIGNIFICANTLY
2. Bad Career Impact
With much more spare time, you may:
1. Focus on business problems and deliver faster solutions

2. Concentrate more on client satisfaction

3. Adapt with customer needs changing faster
3. Scalability
Scalability = Capability to adapt with improvements
3. Scalability
2 perspectives of scalability:
A. Runtime Scalability: Ability to increase the capacity of deployed low-code applications and to provide fast user experiences

B. Dev-Time Scalability: Ability to use low-code for multiple usecases, projects, and developers, and to deliver long-term applications
3. Scalability
How scalable is a low-code? Check out some these 2 examples:
• Leading Insurer Liberty Seguros has been using Outsystems since 2004, has over 29 developers, and has delivered 83 applications. They’ve been able to retire multiple expensive and inflexible COTS (aka commercial off the shelf) applications, made multi-million license and maintenance savings, and claim a four-to-five times delivery speed advantage.

• Vopak, the world’s leading bulk liquid storage company, rewrote its entire ERP system—a project originally slated for three years completed in just 16 months. They now enjoy massively improved agility, having escaped an ERP system that was a sinkhole for consulting spend in the past.

3. Scalability
OutSystems 11, new capabilities related to scalability:
1. Architectural agility a scale

2. Monitoring and troubleshooting at scale

3. Governance at scale

4. Operations at scale

5. Modern user experiences at scale

6. Security without borders
4. Vendor Lock-in
What is vendor lock-in?
Vendor lock-in makes a customer dependent on a vendor products and services, and unable to use another vendor without substantial switching costs
4. Vendor Lock-in
3 reasons why vendor lock-in could happen
A. Dependency on vendor-supplied customizations

B. Dependency on vendor-or consultant-supplied professional services

C. Dependency on licensed, proprietary vendor technology
4. Vendor Lock-in
To avoid vendor lock-in, we must pay attention to approaches for low-code execution. There are two types of approaches:
• Code-generation platforms
• Model-driven execution platforms

Code-generation platforms are the best to avoid vendor lock-in. Here are some benefits of using code-generation platforms:
• The ability to create native mobile apps
• The ability to create apps that work when disconnected from the internet
• The likelihood that apps perform better compared to those that require runtime interpretation
• The ability to continue using deployed apps even if the vendor disappeared

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