No-code and Low-code solutions have been making waves lately. Whether it's a trend, a passing fad, or a revolution, one thing is clear: no-code and low-code are gaining significant attention.
Today, we will explore 5 intriguing statistics about the no-code & low-code movement.
Statistic #1: Low-Code App Development
According to Gartner, by 2024, low-code application development will account for over 65% of application development activity.
This fact illustrates that low-code is not just a fleeting trend, but a sustainable movement for the long term.
Statistic #2: Adoption of No-Code & Low-Code Technologies
Still according to Gartner, 70% of new applications developed by firms will utilize low-code or no-code technologies by 2025, up from less than 25% in 2020.
This statistic proves that the market is set to embrace no-code and low-code solutions to enhance various processes.
Statistic #3: User Experience with Low-Code
According to Mendix, 24% of low-code users reported having started using these solutions without prior programming experience. Furthermore, 40% of users come primarily from a professional background.
This reveals that low-code can be accessible to everyone, even without a background in programming or business.
Statistic #4: Reduction in Development Time
According to a Redhat study from 2018, no-code & low-code solutions have the potential to reduce development time by 90%.
This is an important statistic to consider. It is often said that time is money. The opportunity to optimize time can enable businesses to save a significant amount of money by utilizing no-code and low-code technologies.
Statistic #5: Low-Code Learning Time
According to Mendix, 70% of low-code platform users who had no prior experience before using them learned low-code in one month or less.
This demonstrates that with the right motivation, one can quickly learn to use new technologies or tools.
Bonus Statistics about No-Code and Low-Code
- Only 0.5% of the global population knows how to code: Hence the potential of no-code solutions!
- 84% of users trust no-code tools: No-code tools are genuinely embraced by users!
- The most commonly used term to describe no-code or low-code development platforms is “Ease of Use”: A positive term that underscores the utility of these technologies and tools!
- More than 90% of people who are not currently using no-code tools would be willing to use tools in the near future: No-code has a bright future ahead!
All these statistics show us that No-Code and Low-Code are set to explode even further in the coming years. These solutions will bring significant value (particularly) to organizations.
Do you wish to embrace the no-code and low-code movement? Discover Digidop's no-code toolbox! You can also read our article on the technological revolution of these solutions.