1. Integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning
Low-code platforms are increasingly incorporating AI tools to optimize the application development process.
AI helps automatically generate code fragments, suggest business process logic, and predict performance issues.
This enables companies to create “smart” applications that adapt to user behavior, provide a personalized experience, and support automated decision-making.
2. Expanded process automation
The next step in the evolution of low-code is intelligent automation.
Such systems make it possible to build complex workflows without writing code, from data processing to customer communications.
An important component is integration with RPA (robotic process automation), which makes it possible to automate repetitive business-level tasks.
3. Improving the user interface (UI/UX)
Low-code no longer means “simplified design”.
Modern platforms offer well-designed templates, extended customization, and AI-powered automatic design tools.
Thanks to cross-platform capabilities, it is possible to create applications that work equally well on smartphones, tablets, and desktops without writing separate code for each system.
Forecasts for the coming years
- Expansion of use across different industries.
Low-code is already used in finance, healthcare, and retail, and is now entering manufacturing, logistics, and public administration.
It helps organizations reduce dependence on IT departments and create solutions in-house. - Growth of the role of “citizen developers”.
More and more specialists without a technical background are becoming involved in the development process.
This democratizes innovation and allows businesses to solve practical tasks faster. - Strengthening security and governance.
In response to the spread of low-code solutions, platform developers are adding new features: access control, encryption, change auditing, and compliance with security standards (GDPR, ISO, etc.).
This increases trust in such tools even in regulated industries.
How to prepare for the low-code era
1. Invest in training.
Prepare both technical and non-technical employees to work with such platforms.
Even a basic understanding of low-code logic opens the way to creating internal solutions.
2. Start with small projects.
Pilot initiatives will help refine processes before scaling solutions across the entire business or organization.
3. Use low-code as part of your digital transformation strategy.
It is not just a development tool — it is a way to make your business more flexible, faster, and more efficient.