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… Again, the functionality of the application can be pretty wide, but instead of deploying anywhere, MADPs are used mostly for churning out apps that will live on a phone. Some low-code tools help mobile developers work faster, while others make it less scary for non-programmers to try their hand at app creation.
This is anecdotal information. But there is no evidence that any of this is true. This is what low code vendors want people to think, but one could just as easily argue that low code is inferior versus full code development.
Suresh Lays Out the Metrics …

… the vendors with the strongest offer.
Here Outsystems is referring readers to a report that they have co-funded. See our analysis of this Forrester report in the article Is the Forrester Wave on Low Code Accurate?
 Benefits of Low Code….According to Outsystems
At OutSystems, we have seen first-hand the benefits low-code application development brings to our customers in terms of speed, time-to-market, and competitive advantage. Here are some examples:
Shorter development times and, consequently, lower development costs
Faster time-to-market
Reduced hiring costs, as low-code allows you to make the most out …

… data-centered culture and increased data literacy companywide.
Employees increasingly make decisions regarding both major strategic choices and minor operational changes using data to inform their choices.
Prior to using Tableau, the customers struggled to put timely and relevant data into the hands of business users, present dashboards that enabled quality decision making, and allow managers to sort out salient data points from mounds of reports. In Forrester’s interviews, one executive said:
“As we looked at the massive amounts of data that we had across the enterprise, we had to face the questions: ‘How can we get a …

… get favorable coverage of their company and products from IT analysts, but for free. At the same time, the entities that cover software, like IT media and IT analysts, are entirely indebted to them and present their marketing and sales material to their readers as fact.
Because of this first-hand experience, in addition to analyzing the work of IT analysts, it becomes relatively straightforward to see what is going on behind the scenes.
Is Only Nucleus Research to Blame?
Here is a problem with only blaming IT analysts. Vendors often point out that IT analysts are corrupt (at least …