Limit application complexity to avoid scalability issues

Focus only on short-term projects with limited user bases

Adopt a modular design approach that allows for easy integration with new technologies and future system expansions

Avoid integrating Low-Code solutions with enterprise systems

It simplifies the integration of DevOps by providing built-in tools for automation, testing, and deployment, though some custom scripting may still be required

It reduces the effectiveness of continuous integration (CI) pipelines

It completely eliminates the need for DevOps practices in application development

By allowing manual security coding for all applications

By limiting access to the platform to senior developers only

By using third-party security plugins without platform support

By offering pre-built security features such as encryption, role-based access controls, and audit logging

Allow complete autonomy for each department to adopt and manage the platform independently

Limit the use of the platform to the IT department only

Allow only non-technical users to manage the platform adoption

Create a centralized governance structure to oversee platform usage, enforce standards, and ensure consistent practices

Ignoring user feedback

Conducting frequent user testing to improve the design

Reducing the number of iterations in development

Through the use of external plugins only

By limiting the complexity of the project to avoid custom development

By allowing developers to add custom code alongside visual components, bridging the gap between Low-Code and traditional coding

Limited control over fine-tuned optimization of data processes and performance in large-scale systems

Complete lack of support for database interactions

Difficulty in handling simple data storage mechanisms

Allow citizen developers to manage their own security settings

Allow unrestricted access to all users for faster innovation

Require all applications to go through IT approval, regardless of complexity

Establish role-based access control (RBAC) to limit permissions and ensure that security policies are adhered to across the organization

Avoid the use of Low-Code platforms for critical applications

Allow unrestricted access to Low-Code platforms across departments

Implement a governance model that controls access, ensures security compliance, and manages platform usage across departments